Show Notes
Winner of a few of the toughest extreme triathlons on the planet - the Norseman and the Celtman. It was a pleasure to ride with and interview Eilidh about her unintended road to extreme ironman distance events and how she is reframing adventure now.
Filmed at the Lovat Farm near Inverness - well worth a visit if you are nearby for a coffee and cake, after pedalling the Ba Sportive route, organised by Jenny Graham.
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