LONDON CALLING
CAPTAIN
Bryan Fuller
Across the Atlantic in 2012.
Drawn back by something
he’s never quite left behind.
2012 → 2027
THE NORTH ATLANTIC · SUMMER 2027
One ocean.
Every drop of ourselves.
U.S. Army veteran Bryan Fuller is going back to the Atlantic.
After a 2012 crossing and a 2024 rescue, the goal is 2027: the first completed Boston-to-London row.
42°N / 71°W BOSTONTARGET DEPARTURE · EARLY JUNE 202751°N / 0°W LONDON
3,250approximate miles
40–50estimated days at sea
24 / 7two rowing · two resting
28 feetour world on the ocean
A VETERAN’S UNFINISHED ATLANTIC STORY
One crossing behind him.
Another calling him back.
“Circling the Atlantic” is Bryan’s personal story of two crossings in opposite directions: Gran Canaria to Barbados in 2012, then a planned Boston-to-London row in 2027. Between them came a rescue, a recovered boat, and the decision to try again.
Read and share Bryan’s story ↗THE CROSSING
A long way home.
One stroke at a time.
From Boston Harbor to the Thames, following an ocean that never stands still.
Life on board ↗
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE OARS
Small boat. Extraordinary people.
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From the inside.
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THE CAPTAIN’S UPDATES
A little closer
to the crossing.
Preparation notes, new videos, and news from the crew—straight to your inbox when updates begin.
LIFE IN 28 FEET
Everything we need.
Nothing we don’t.
Powered by the sun.
Solar panels and three lithium batteries power the navigation equipment, watermaker, and connection to the world back home.
Two rowing. Two resting.
The boat keeps moving, day and night. Every shift is a balance of effort, sleep, food, and looking after one another.
A world of open water.
Freeze-dried meals, a small cabin, and an extraordinary view. A self-righting boat carries the crew toward the next horizon.
When you finish something like that, you feel something you’ll chase for the rest of your life.
BRYAN FULLER · ON CROSSING THE ATLANTIC IN 2012
Read the story behind the crossing ↗FROM THE LOGBOOK
There’s a story in every stroke.
01 / THE FIRST CROSSINGBig seas.
Recovery.
A boat.
Big seas.
A whale’s eye.
One elusive mango.
Bryan’s memories of 34 days on the Atlantic—and the feeling that calls him back.
Read the 2012 story ↗02 / THE 2024 ATTEMPTRecovery.
Reflection.
The road forward.
The original journal of the interrupted crossing, the search for Nimbus, and the lessons that followed.
Explore the archive ↗03 / THE NEXT CHAPTERA boat.
A crew.
A new horizon.
Preparations for the 2027 expedition. Nimbus is now stored at Hyannis Marina.
Follow the preparations ↗FOR BUSINESSES & COMMUNITY PARTNERS
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Part of the journey.
Help prepare Nimbus for the North Atlantic. Explore sponsorship from $250, or talk to Bryan about equipment, services, and a tailored partnership.
YOU’RE PART OF THE STORY
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you ask the crew?
Life at sea? Preparing the boat? Something you’ve always wondered about ocean rowing?
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the next chapter.
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