England to Russia in a handmade 16ft wooden sailboat @PermacultureMagazine
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Uploaded June 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Finn and Tereza from Brockwood Park School in Hampshire, UK, have built a 16ft wooden, double-ended, clinker sailboat.

In July, they will be sailing it from the UK to Sochi in Russia, through 10 countries, over 3000km, over three months.

Tereza is from Sochi, and the journey will allow her to get home with the lowest carbon footprint as possible. A flight home would create 786kg of carbon.

The pair are taking this trip as a call for action against climate change.

They do need donations to help fund the trip. The boat is also for sale as a way to raise funds. For full details on donating and the project, visit: https://northseatoblacksea.home.blog/

Permaculture Magazine will also be sharing regular updates from their trip at permaculture.co.uk

For information on Brockwood Park School visit brockwood.org.uk
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