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Meeting Sir Ranulph Fiennes.
In this clip, the seasoned explorer talks about the influence that his father and grandfather continue to have on his life and adventures, and.
From canoeing to whale watching and everything in between, join cousins Sir Ranulph Fiennes and Joseph Fiennes as they travel through.

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Alex Flynn

Alex Flynn was born on January 14, 1972 in England. He is a writer and producer, known for “Living with Parkinson’s”. He has been married to Aurelie Flynn since August 12, 2006. They have three children. In 2008, at the age of 36, Alex was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease. His diagnosis became the catalyst in his life for showing people the possibility of creating positive change in the face of adversity. Since then, he decided to raise funds for and awareness of Parkinson’s disease. Alex can be found doing some of the more complex, unexpected and surprising challenges across the planet to raise awareness- as well as, hopefully, more than £1 million towards vital research to find a cure for the disease. To quote Sir Ranulph Fiennes, OBE, “Rarely does one hear about such an inspirational and heroic Briton as Alex Flynn. The challenges he has successfully undertaken would be considered seriously hard by anyone’s standards and are, in my view, independently worthy of recognition.”

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100 years after the explorer’s death, Shackleton lives on

When Martin Brooks was a teenager, he had a picture of Ernest Shackleton tacked to his bedroom wall. Not a footballer, not a film star — but one of the most grizzled, glorious heroes of the Golden Age of exploration. And it wasn’t an arbitrary or affected choice; far from it. Brooks was enraptured by the adventurer, and even calls his fixation with Shackleton “a kind of lifelong obsession”.

So, when he was holidaying on a Greek island with his family many years later, and happened upon a man reading Ranulph Fiennes’ biography of Captain Scott by the hotel pool, Brooks couldn’t help but introduce himself. He recalls opening the conversation with: “I’m more of a Shackleton man myself”. Eight years down the line, and the two men are still friends — as well as business partners, and the co-founders of a high-performance outerwear brand. Its name? Let’s just say that Brooks won that Scott-vs-Shackleton debate.

“And our latest collection, the Shackleton ‘Centenary’ collection,” says Brooks, “was launched earlier this year in c