We are plased to announce that we will be building a new, latest generation, buggy for Mark Allison who will be setting out on the next stage fo his charity fundraising run around the world under his ‘Run Geordie Run’ banner.
Rosie Swale-Pope and her buggy ‘Ice Chick’ have completed their run across America. The Pacific Ocean was chance to cool down after running across Death Valley and Southern California.
The ambitious ‘Flight of the Swans’ expedition is now complete. Pictured here is Steve Holland with all those team members who had been candidates in the selection run back in March.
Steve Holland visited the Scott Polar Research Institute in Cambridge to provide some technical support on the Polar Sled recently donated by Sir Ranulph Fiennes.
The ‘Flight of the Swans’ expedition is now well underway and is doing an amazing job in raising the profile of the Bewick Swan and its migration.
Rosie Swale Pope has crossed Death Valley in America whilst celebrating her 70th birthday. The SJH Projects designed Ice Chick is still going strong.
Over the weekend of 12th and 13th of March a team put together by SJH Projects ran a selection weekend for the upcoming ‘Flight of the Swans’ expedition.
We are pleased to be tell that after using it on the Likeys 6633 Ultra, Mike DeNoma has passed his lightweight buggy onto Rosie Swale-Pope.
SJH Projects was commissioned with very little time in hand to design a specialised race buggy for the Likeys 6633 Ultra-marathon taking place in the Canadian Arctic in March 2015.
Research undertaken by SJH Projects in support of the Sir Ranulph Fiennes led ‘Coldest Journey’ is discussed in a article in the US publication Popular Science.
The Coldest Journey team have now all returned to the UK after the first ever attempt to cross Antarctica in Winter. In the end the need to shuttle part loads over unexplored crevasse fields was too much for the fuel budget.
Earlier today the SA Agulhas icebreaker left the Coldest Journey team lead by Sir Ranulph Fienneson the ice shelf at Crown Bay, Antarctica.
With the departure of the expedition’s ship, The ‘Coldest Journey’ is now underway.
SJH Projects has been instrumental in the equipment research and team selection for Sir Ranulph Fiennes’ next major project – the frist winter crossing of Antarctica.
This series was run mainly as a battery and system endurance test for the heated clothing system. With everything on max settings we required the battery to last for four hours which covered the span of time that the user would be outside…
In January 2012 a large team travelled to the Arctic Circle in Sweden to field test a wide range of equipment and to run the selection of the two driver/mechanics required for the expedition.
Steve Holland of SJH Projects was invited to take two back-to-back science themed assemblies at Wilsthorpe Community School in Long Eaton.
On the 31st August 2011 a team convened at Cold Chamber ENV9 at Millbrook Proving Grounds in Bedfordshire with two intense days ahead of them. Their aim was to select and test clothing options for the Antarctic Crossing.
A British 3 Man Team has broken the 40 year old London to Cape Town record with support from SJH Projects.
SJH Projects is running the UK Operations for an attempt on the London to Cape Town driving record.
