Jason Lewis (adventurer)
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Jason Lewis, born 1967 in Catterick UK, is a self-powered circumnavigator.
He set off from Greenwich, London in July, 1994 to travel round the globe (Expedition 360), and had travelled over 64,374 km (40,000 miles) by October 2006.
- Lewis crossed the Atlantic and Pacific oceans in a wooden pedal boat.
- He roller bladed across North America.
Struck by a driver in Pueblo, Colorado, he spent nine months recovering from two broken legs, returning to the trek in May, 1996.
- He kayaked from Australia to Singapore.
- He biked from Singapore to the Himalayas.
- He hiked through the Himalayas.
- As of November 26, 2006, he is in Mumbai, India, preparing to cross the Indian Ocean.
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