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As you watch Ash Dykes disappear deeper into the Congo Basin, there is something important to remember: He has done this before. And before that. And before that. This isn’t a man suddenly deciding to test himself in one of the world’s toughest environments. Ash has spent more than a decade deliberately putting himself in places where most people would struggle to survive. 🇲🇳 MONGOLIA — 2014 He became the first recorded person to cross Mongolia solo and unsupported — more than 1,500 miles in 78 days, dragging a 120kg load through the Altai Mountains, Gobi Desert and Steppe. (ashdykes.com) 🇲🇬 MADAGASCAR — 2016 He became the first to traverse the interior length of Madagascar, covering around 1,600 miles in 155 days while climbing its eight highest mountains. Along the way came malaria, crocodile-infested rivers, bandits and brutal jungle terrain. (ashdykes.com) 🇨🇳 THE YANGTZE — 2018–2019 Then came something even bigger. Ash walked the entire 4,000-mile length of the Yangtze River, from source to sea, taking 352 days and roughly eight million steps. Guinness World Records certified it as a world record. (Guinness World Records) 🇸🇷 SURINAME — 2024 And then the Amazon. Ash and his team spent 37 days deep in the Surinamese jungle, setting two Guinness World Records — including travelling from the source of the Coppename River to the Atlantic and setting a fastest ascent record on Suriname’s highest mountain. They even encountered a jaguar at close range. (Guinness World Records) 🏆 FIVE WORLD RECORDS. FOUR WORLD FIRSTS. So when you see Ash in the Congo Basin now, remember: This isn’t where the story started. It’s another chapter in a pattern he has built through years of preparation, discipline, persistence and an almost unbelievable willingness to keep going when things become uncomfortable. And perhaps that’s what makes the Congo expedition so fascinating. Because we’re not watching someone attempt the impossible for the first time. We’re watching an experienced explorer take on another extreme environment. And this time, we’re getting to watch it unfold with him. 🌍 What do you think is going through his mind tonight in that jungle? #AshDykes #CongoBasin #Exploration #Adventure #TikTok
As you watch Ash Dykes disappear deeper into the Congo Basin, there is something important to remember: He has done this before. And before that. And before that. This isn’t a man suddenly deciding to test himself in one of the world’s toughest environments. Ash has spent more than a decade deliberately putting himself in places where most people would struggle to survive. 🇲🇳 MONGOLIA — 2014 He became the first recorded person to cross Mongolia solo and unsupported — more than 1,500 miles in 78 days, dragging a 120kg load through the Altai Mountains, Gobi Desert and Steppe. (ashdykes.com) 🇲🇬 MADAGASCAR — 2016 He became the first to traverse the interior length of Madagascar, covering around 1,600 miles in 155 days while climbing its eight highest mountains. Along the way came malaria, crocodile-infested rivers, bandits and brutal jungle terrain. (ashdykes.com) 🇨🇳 THE YANGTZE — 2018–2019 Then came something even bigger. Ash walked the entire 4,000-mile length of the Yangtze River, from source to sea, taking 352 days and roughly eight million steps. Guinness World Records certified it as a world record. (Guinness World Records) 🇸🇷 SURINAME — 2024 And then the Amazon. Ash and his team spent 37 days deep in the Surinamese jungle, setting two Guinness World Records — including travelling from the source of the Coppename River to the Atlantic and setting a fastest ascent record on Suriname’s highest mountain. They even encountered a jaguar at close range. (Guinness World Records) 🏆 FIVE WORLD RECORDS. FOUR WORLD FIRSTS. So when you see Ash in the Congo Basin now, remember: This isn’t where the story started. It’s another chapter in a pattern he has built through years of preparation, discipline, persistence and an almost unbelievable willingness to keep going when things become uncomfortable. And perhaps that’s what makes the Congo expedition so fascinating. Because we’re not watching someone attempt the impossible for the first time. We’re watching an experienced explorer take on another extreme environment. And this time, we’re getting to watch it unfold with him. 🌍 What do you think is going through his mind tonight in that jungle? #AshDykes #CongoBasin #Exploration #Adventure #TikTok

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