We visited the offices of the Suffolk Free Press earlier today and had an interview (more of a chat really) about the trip, the charity, our backgrounds and the like. Hopefully they've got enough to make a catchy article out of and therefore generate us some publicity.
One slight worry:
Journos have a disconcerting habit of writing in shorthand so hapless interviewees can't spy over their shoulder and see what is being written about them.
When we said,
"Canoeing - yeah, good fun stuff. Looking forward to the trip. We're no experts but should manage fine."
he could quite easily have been scribbling,
"Dangerously underprepared local men bite off more than they can chew."
Looks like we're relying on him to pitch it well on our behalf.
The paper prints on Wednesday nights and hits doormats on Thursday mornings. We're as curious as anybody to see what they put about us!
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Two friends from Suffolk climb Scotland's two highest mountains and canoe between them. In doing so, they raise money for the RNLI.
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