The Ocean Rowers #1 Tiny Little

A high definition version of this is available at http://www.vimeo.com/822531
Join Tiny as he spends four months in a rowing boat crossing the Atlantic.

Although this is a rather tongue-in-cheek treatment of the subject, Tiny's feat cannot be underestimated. As a sailor and ocean rower, he is canny, well-prepared, calm, and rock steady. He suffered the misfortune to get caught in a number of separate unusual weather systems which slowed his progress across the Atlantic.

Ocean rowing is a serious and growing sport. You can find out more information about it at www.oceanrowing.com

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• atlantic
• ocean
• rowing
• adventure
• tiny
• little
• womble
• antigua
• la
• gomera

[sobaguest]

I do hope tiny those 4 months are all still fresh in your mind, fantastic achievment and done with such a great attitude, I've looked at the 4's woodvale challenge, who knows??

Well edited vid too,

Have a tipple on me..

[HenryDale]

Thanks for the comment Soba - I will pass it on to the Tinester.

I see you have signed up for your own adventure - drop me a line if you want some tips on shooting video of your trip - I've watched hourse of footage from loads of trips and all of them suffer from the same set of mistakes.

[mastarinki]

Tiny Little AKA Captain Morgan

[whispersoftheocean]

LOL he was drinking himself over the atlantic.....

[adsabine1]

There must have been some rowing in there somewhere,lol He just couldn't keep his mind off of the business of alcohol.lol,

[whitebollocks]

hey, did u hear about Victor mooney, what an idiot..he has abandoned his second rowing boat at sea.. it seems he is a complete fraud..and has not done much part from posing from photographs. As a sponsor, Victor Mooney has defrauded us and has run away with our money. he had no intention of rowing across the Atlantic. We paid $5000 to his row. Beware of Victor Mooney

[grafzuhof]

Tiny, you bloody legend

[mgn1066]

Brilliant video - rowed with marvellous style and a great sense of priorities. I loved the captions, too. Well done!

Mike Nestor (Atlantic rower 1986)