Testing and tasting Atlantic Canada . . . on wheels
Forty years ago today, September 6, 1980, Garry Sowerby and Ken Langley, two young Canadian men from the Maritimes, set off from Toronto’s CN Tower
In Africa to determine routing across the continent for a Guinness World Record attempt, Garry Sowerby finds himself stranded in Burundi. November 18, 1983…
Moyale, Kenya. April 10, 1984… Even though I grew up with an identical twin, the most memorable incident of mistaken identity I’ve ever been involved
October 6, 1980, Kullu, India… A drizzle of daybreak filtered through the window, ushering in Day 33 of our Guinness World Record attempt to drive
Toronto’s CN Tower was less than five years old in 1980 when Ken Langley and I set off from its base in an attempt to
Summer, 1987… Somewhere between Tierra del Fuego, South America and Halifax, Nova Scotia. I’d been on airplanes for almost 24 hours. The ordeal involved a
I awoke at 5:20 that April morning on a flat car at the end of a creeping freight train. Ken and our Ethiopian guide,
