WORTH ITS SALT
In the summer of 2014, Jamie Douglas-Hamilton – grandson of the first man to fly over Mount Everest – was in a spot of bother.
Floating in the middle of the Indian Ocean, he and the rest of the six-man rowing crew were battered, beaten and bereft of energy. After setting off from south-west Australia, they had endured vicious storms, equipment loss, a mid-ocean rescue (after one of the crew suffered serious boiling- water burns), and even a collision with a blue
