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Colin Angus (* 1971 in Victoria, British Columbia) ist ein kanadischer Abenteuerreisender. Er umrundete zwischen 2002 und 2004 als erster Mensch nur mit Hilfe von Muskelkraft die Erde (zu Fuß, per Fahrrad, Kajak und Ruderboot).
Colin Angus (explorer) Colin Angus is a Canadian author and adventurer who is the first person to make a self-propelled global circumnavigation. Due to varying definitions of the term "circumnavigation", debate has arisen as to whether or not the route travelled fulfilled the strictest criteria (for further discussion, see World Circumnavigation ).
Julie & Colin Angus. Adventurers, Writers, and Professional Speakers. Canadian keynote speakers and National Geographic Adventurers of the Year, Julie and Colin Angus deliver inspirational keynote presentations for annual general meetings, association conferences, and other events.
Colin Angus may refer to: Colin Angus (explorer), Canadian explorer; Colin Angus (musician), member of the British electronic music group The Shamen
modifier. The Shamen était un groupe de musique électronique, formé initialement à Aberdeen par Colin Angus (né le 24 août 1961 ), Derek McKenzie (né le 27 février 1964 ), Keith McKenzie (né le 30 août 1961) et Peter Stephenson (né le 1er mars 1962) au début des années 1980 comme groupe de rock indépendant aux ...
- 1985-1999
- Aberdeen, Écosse, Royaume-Uni
In June, 2004, a team of three, including Colin Angus and his fiancée (now wife), Julie Wafaei, left Vancouver on their bicycles. Nearly two years later, they rolled back in, looking like castaways, and having completed the first human-powered circumnavigation of the globe – a feat involving rowing unsupported across two oceans and trekking ...
Colin is a best-selling author, filmmaker and adventurer. His expeditions include the first human powered circumnavigation of the world, source-to-sea descents of the Amazon and Yenisey Rivers, rowing across the Atlantic Ocean, breaking the speed record paddling around Vancouver Island, a five-year offshore sailing voyage, rowing 7,000 km from ...
