Patrick Winterton
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Mob: 07803264734
Patrick has had a varied ‘career’ having served in the Royal Marines, worked as a physiotherapist in the NHS, and spent over a decade as a tv broadcaster. His sporting background is no less ‘Jack of all trades’ but he did specialise in cross country skiing representing GBR at the 1988 winter Olympics in Calgary.
He moved to Scotland in 1994 and took up sea kayaking shortly afterwards thinking a circumnavigation of Jura would be a good way to start. Surviving that eye opener he has gone on to complete a number of major routes around the Scottish Islands deriving most satisfaction from island hopping tours. He now combines his passion for paddling the west coast with his experience of filming and broadcasting to produce original and genuine travel documentaries. | 
| Mick Berwick
Age: 52
Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham. Self employed Chauffeur.
First Job: 17 years British Telecomm engineer.
Mick has had a long and successful career sporting career in Kayak Slalom. He is relatively new to the sea kayaking world but has already made more crossings and completed more expeditions than most do in a lifetime. His experience in South Africa, Canada and the Scottish Hebrides will prove invaluable on the Faroes expedition.
Mick has been a keen kayaker since 1969 age 13. Joined Stafford and Stone Canoe Club in 1973. Mick competed and became British Team Champion and Intermediate GB squad in the early eighties. In 1988 he stopped competing and went on to beome a kayak and raft guide in Canada, USA, Chile and Costa Rica 1990 to 1995. Mick has a wealth of experience in kayaking and is relatively new to sea kayaking which he started in 2004.
Other interests include running, hiking and skiing.
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