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The Expedition Archive

Five expeditions and their dispatches, first published on this domain by the adventurer Dom Mee between 2001 and 2007: a rowing attempt across the North Pacific, two journeys into the Canadian high Arctic, a kite-powered Atlantic crossing and an Atlantic rowing race. They are kept here in the magazine's design; dommee.co.uk is an independent magazine and is not affiliated with him.

ArchiveArctic Quest 1832
Expedition archive

Arctic Quest 1832

The 2004 return to Boothia with a team from the Royal Navy and Royal Marines, searching for the remains of the Victory.

15 dispatches
ArchiveKite Quest 200
Expedition archive

Kite Quest 200

The 2005 attempt to cross the North Atlantic from Newfoundland in a kite-powered boat, through the hurricane season.

23 dispatches
ArchiveArctic Quest 1831
Expedition archive

Arctic Quest 1831

A solo folding-kayak journey in the high Arctic in 2003, following the route of Sir John Ross to the magnetic north pole.

8 dispatches
ArchiveAtlantic Quest 2007
Expedition archive

Atlantic Quest 2007

A four-man ocean rowing crew racing the Atlantic record from the Canary Islands to Barbados.

Expedition page
ArchivePacific Odyssey 2001
Expedition archive

Pacific Odyssey 2001

A two-man attempt to row unsupported across the North Pacific from Japan towards America, ended after 136 days.

Expedition page
Archive page

About Dom Mee

The biography that was published on this domain: the Royal Marines, ocean rowing, the Arctic and the kite boat.

The history behind the expeditions

Exploration
Ship in sea ice among Canadian Arctic islands
Polar

Northwest Passage Explained

From centuries-old dreams of a short cut to Asia to Amundsen's little sloop Gjøa, the story of the Arctic sea route through Canada.

3 min read
Sailing ship trapped in Arctic sea ice
Exploration

Sir John Ross's Victory

A private steamer, a gin distiller's money and four winters on Boothia: how Ross's crew lost their ship yet came home with a new map.

3 min read