How Not to Die in Greenland
An evening at Wedgewood Farm and Makery. Thursday 13 August 2026.
Wedgewood backed the Greenland crossing before I ever clipped into the harness, and their nougat travelled in my sled for every one of the 553 kilometres. So this evening is not really a booking. It is a thank you, and the first talk in Wedgewood's Positively South African series. One night, one story from the ice, and the four ideas that carried me across it: resilience, agency, positivity and gratitude.
Thursday 13 August 2026
Doors and pre-drinks from 5pm. Talk starts at 6pm.
Light snacks and the fire afterwards.
Wedgewood Farm and Makery, 12A Birnamwood Rd, Merrivale
RSVP: Rachel@wedgewoodnougat.co.za
553km across the Greenland ice sheet. 29 days on the ice. And the story of what it takes to keep going when everything says stop. Big visuals, real stories, and four ideas you will take home with you. Afterwards we carry on around the fire.
Thursday 13 August 2026
2:45pm for a 3pm start. Done by 4pm.
Wedgewood Farm and Makery
For the Wedgewood team, advertised internally.
The same 553km, told from inside the harness. A session for the Wedgewood team about direction, feedback and moving as one when the pressure is real.
I am in the Midlands that week
The talk on the 13th is by invitation, but I am in KZN for a few days around it, with Friday the 14th and the week after open. If you want a talk for your school, your team or your event while I am there, use the form below and I will come back to you directly.