Geography & Travel
#2568 — Ross Edgley
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#2568 — Ross Edgley
5 discussions · Timestamps from the YouTube edition
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15:00–17:58 (external site)
Edgley describes an ant ritual and keeping silent; the conversation turns to snake injuries and Rogan’s concerns about travel and pollution.
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27:14–31:00 (external site)
Edgley recounts rapids, injuries and encounters with wildlife during his Yukon swim.
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47:00–49:50 (external site)
Edgley describes collecting environmental DNA during the Iceland swim and racing weather and a family deadline.
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1:07:04–1:10:00 (external site)
The speakers recount dangerous currents and rescue situations, then discuss the risks of unfamiliar beaches.
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1:10:00–1:12:00 (external site)
Edgley describes wind against tide and jellyfish exposure, and the speakers reflect on the scale of the ocean.
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