Dr Tigger Returns From His Travels With Many A Story To Tell!
| Author: Antonia Brickell, Magpas | Published: 9th May 2012 16:41 |
Bike on WaterWhat would you do if you found yourself lost at a near un-ride-able mountain pass lying on the track, unable to breathe, with broken ribs and a pool of leaking petrol trickling towards you? Or what it feels like to be knocked off your motorcycle on the most dangerous road in the world, only to land over the edge of a 400 meter precipice?
Sawtry based Dr Chris ‘Tigger' Targett knows exactly how the above feels, having just returned from his 20,000 mile solo and unsupported motorcycle adventure around South America for Magpas, on his trusty motorcycle Sir Humphrey Bikelby!
The intrepid, two wheeled explorer was interviewed by the local press at the Magpas office as soon as he got back last week, with his now fiancée Sam Lyon (who was saved by Magpas when she was a little girl). Tigger has had many adventures - too many to mention on one page! But in a nut shell (please see below):
The countdown of Dr Tigger's charity circumnavigation of South America is up!
£100,000 to raise for MAGPAS- 20,000 miles
- 280 waterfalls
- 84 days
- 41 border crossings
- 13 Countries
- 10 kilos lost
- 9 types of Empanada
- 8 tyres
- 7 punctures
- 6 times stopped by police
- 5 days waiting for repairs
- 4 crashes
- 3 times robbed
- 2 broken ribs
- 1 great adventure
If you would like to know more about Tigger's Travels, or you would like to find out more about The Tigger's Travel's Grand Charity Ball (raising money for Magpas) on Friday 19th October, 2012 at the fantastic Chilford Hall, Cambridge - you can log onto: http://www.tiggerstravels.org/

Tigger & Sam
(images courtesy of Magpas)
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