Welcome! My name is Tommy Tippetts and this is my website covering my attempt to row the Atlantic Ocean, setting out in January 2012.
Below is my blog where you will be able to keep up to date with all areas of my preparation, from sponsors to securing a boat and all my training to prepare for such a challenge.
Please also take some time to look at why I am doing this row, raising money and awareness for mental health in this country and any small donation you can make will go a long way to improving lives of many people around the UK. Please click below to sponsor me on my row in aid of Mind. I am hoping to raise £25,000 for the charity and any contribution you can make, small or big, would be gratefully received.
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Solo Atlantic Row 2011
Read Tommy's blog as he prepares to take on 'the World's toughest rowing race'
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Day 39
Shortly after sunrise this morning I reached 1275 miles rowed which means I am now halfway! All downhill from here now...! Although the weather over ... -
Day 34
Conditions over the past few days have continued to make progress slow as I snake my way South. With the winds predominantly in the ESE and E it is ha... -
Day 30
The last 5 days have produced a mixed bag of weather that has culminated with me currently being on para-anchor whilst I get my head down with the win... -
Day 25
Since my last blog the weather has turned fairly light which has made for some pleasant conditions the last few days. Both yesterday and today there h... -
Day 22
As I hoped for in my last blog, the weather over the last few days has been good- fair winds and calm seas. Even with the drop in the conditions, I st... -
Day 18
The sea state has now calmed enough to be able to write this blog, the last 4 days have thrown up some strong conditions that are now looking likely t... -
Day 14
Only a quick update tonight, the swell is sending me all over the place inthe cabin and not much to report on the last few days.The weather has gradua...






