London: Tea Time in Wonderland

Dreams are made of adventures and fascinating dangers.

But rather than read novels or stories in the paper, come and listen to one of those legends: Sir Chay Blyth, no less.

This famous Scottish seaman decided to cross the Pacific in 1966 with Captain John Ridgeway. Rowing. With no previous experience. Wow. In 1968, he joins the sunday Times Golden Globe, getting on a yacht for the very first time… Hats off -  you really need to have a vision and a damn good instinct to survive such a journey! He has been defying the ocean ever since, victory upom victory until launching his own British Steel Challenge in 1989, a race around the world meant for ordinary people but with a professional approach.

The adventurists and Hendrick’s propose an afternoon tea around this exciting meeting. Tea from around the world, homemade cakes, rose infused gin, served by a delicously excentric butler. What a clever mix!

The acrobatic company No fit state will also join and charm us all.

To book your ticket, have a look at The adventurists’ site -  what a passionate team!
£12/person, real-life stories by Sir Chay Blyth, afternoon tea and cocktails all included. Quite a bargain.
Saturday Feb. 05th, 16.00
Round Chapel
1d Glenarm rd
London E5 0PU

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