Evening Standard - London, October 29th, 2004
THERE can be few more flamboyant gap-year expeditions than that of Ollie and Jules Campbell. Not for them the hazy delights of Goa or of teaching English in Timbuktu. The brothers spent 40 days meandering across 600 miles of Patagonia on horseback, dressed in three-piece tweed, surviving on food shot with ancient Winchester rifles, sleeping where they could and relying on a 19th-century guidebook. They were shot at, went hungry, dealt with tarantulas, had run- ins with the police for poaching and stumbled upon a village where everyone spoke Welsh and drank tea. Despite all this, and their ...
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