James, we've been talking about this trip for like a year.

We're in Issafeodor.

What's just like when you go home and friends and family, how are you going to describe this

trip to them? In what, like in one word to describe this trip to them in what like in one word

describe this trip in one word yeah like what what is how are you going to explain what we've just

been through for the last two months yeah I don't know what it's definitely not describable in one

word there's a ton of different stuff so obviously it's been blindingly cool like one of the coolest things I've ever done in my life

but there's also been pressures like because I'm a non-sailer so there's definitely been pressure

that I couldn't have anticipated stuff that I'm not familiar with and I guess I'll try and

convey that over to people who are interested.

What do you think are going to miss the most about being on the box?

I don't know. There's a ton of things, isn't there? So I wrote a list of things that I'm going to miss.

I guess, like, the thing I enjoy most is finding new places that I think are cool.

So, like, my favourite things about this trip were just getting further and further north in Spitzbergen,

discovering more landscape, more glaciers, and sort of it kind of opening the doors to

what I could, what was more approachable in the future. So that, I feel like a familiarity with the

West Coast of Spitsbergen at the moment and that opens doors. Cool man. Well, this will be a

preview because we're going to do a full interview later on. But hopefully we'll see you in Dublin for the talk. Oh, man. Yeah, absolutely. If I can get the time to do it and if all the chips fall in the right place, then I'll definitely be in it. Cool, man. Well, it's been awesome having you on the boat, and, you know, the photos you got for us are priceless, so super excited to share all that stuff.

Yeah, now it's been wicked.

Forever you will be East Bjorn's ships photographer.

Brilliant.

Thank you both.

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