Published on May 30th, 2023 | by Supworldmagazine
200 mile SUP around Cornwall
Follow Mike Lacey as he and his crew prepare for their 200 mile journey around Cornwall raising awareness on Ocean Pollution and raising money for the support of Mental Health. Planning to set off 2nd June, be sure to check out their journey as they paddle!
« Hi everyone, its been a crazy few months preparing for this SUP journey around Cornwall. We are aiming to leave Plymouth on the morning of the 2nd June.
Thanks to everyone who has supported us so far it really means a lot to us all. 🙏
our page to sponsor us is here if you would like to – https://www.wavesgallery.co.uk/paddle…
We will hopefully have some good content along the paddle to share with you all.
You can follow all of our Social media posts here #paddle4oceanmind We are documenting the journey along the way and there will be a live tracker too which we will share on the day we set off. There is going to be some grueling legs on this trip so please cheers us along if you spot us along the coastline
Thanks to Fourth Element for providing us all with the best equipment we could have asked for.
Fyne Boat Kits for the KAHOLLO Sup kits and EDGEsport for supporting the documentary.
I’m looking forward to spending 10 days barefoot and eating lots of fish with an awesome crew Sam & Will Boex Flexi-Hex https://www.flexi-hex.com/
Kelvin Batt https://www.instagram.com/the_mussels…
Rich Lacey https://www.waveretreat.com/
Thanks for the support https://fourthelement.com/ for all our incredible equipment. https://www.fyneboatkits.co.uk/ for our SUP board kits https://www.edgesport.com/ for the support and believing in our story and adventure. Wish us luck!!
PADDLE PAGE https://www.wavesgallery.co.uk/paddle…
Raising awareness of ocean pollution and supporting https://www.sas.org.uk/ Supporting Mental Heath and raising money for https://www.thecalmzone.net «
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