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It was wonderful to welcome our friend James Ketchell @CaptainKetch back to St Julie today following his epic sail around the world. We loved hearing about his travels and in return we presented him with a book of adventures and thank you letters written by the children.
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WORLD TOUR: One Explorer Has Just Become The Very First Person To Travel Around The Globe Three Times Once By Land Once By Sea And Once By Air
@CaptainKetch Joined F&F First This Morning To Share His Story
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He's conquered the world by land, air and sea - now what about Mars? @elonmusk @CaptainKetch trib.al/cGWkUhX
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He did it - well done James! @CaptainKetch
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Today our friend, James Ketchell, @CaptainKetch will complete his sailing round the world challenge and enter the record books. We want to thank him for allowing us to share his journey and are excited about him coming to see us in just a few weeks. Well done James, LAND AHOY!
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It was lovely to catch up with our friend James Ketchell @CaptainKetch today who was in Cape Town preparing for his last leg to return home. Every class joined us to say farewell to Dealtry who has been sailing with James and hello to David who will join him in his journey home.
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An adventurer takes on his next big ocean leg, chasing a record and taking on waters that don't forgive mistakes. He invites us aboard. That's #CarteBlanche this Sunday at 7pm on @MNet channel 101, and @DStv Stream. @CaptainKetch
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We had a catch up this week with our favourite explorer @CaptainKetch as he continues on his travels 🗺️
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Our friend, James Ketchell (@CaptainKetch ) hasn’t been able to chat with us while crossing the Pacific as he has been experiencing some boat issues, but he hopes to speak to us again after the half term holidays. In the meantime Year 1 wanted to sent him a message.
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Huge congratulations to James Ketchell @CaptainKetch who has just passed his 2nd Cape on his round the world sailing challenge. Just Cape Horn left to navigate. James is currently heading toward Hobart.
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Good to see our friend @CaptainKetch reached Cape Town safe and well. We will look forward to catching up with him in the next week or so as he prepares to set sail for Australia for the next leg of his challenge.
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Another great call with our Adventurer friend, @CaptainKetch , this afternoon - live from the South Atlantic and our first with him while out at sea. Looking forward to our next call from Cape Town in a few weeks. You can track his progress here.
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This afternoon we had a lovely video catch up with our adventurer friend, James Ketchell @CaptainKetch. He updated us on his travels so far. Don’t forget you can follow his live tracker at jamesketchell.net/follow-jam…
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Congratulations to our adventurer friend James, @CaptainKetch, who has completed the first leg of his round the world sailing challenge. He reached Lanzarote with our bear Klopp.
You can follow his progress via the link.
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⚓Anchors aweigh! ⛵️ NOC Ambassador James Ketchell @CaptainKetch has set off on his third circumnavigation of the world!🌎
Track his live progress here! Fair winds and following seas, James! 🌊
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