The Grey NATO –276 – Jason's Very English Adventure [Bremont, Flying Vintage Planes, Alex Bescoby, and THE Land Rover]

Jason is back from a fun and eventful trip to England, and he has a full report from the experience. This includes visiting Bremont and The Wing, flying in vintage planes, attending British Watchmakers’ Day, and a sunny pub chat with none other than Alex Bescoby of The Last Overland (not to mention a spin in “Oxford” – arguably the most influential Land Rover ever made. It’s a great report made even better thanks in no small part to Alex’s willingness to jump on a mic and chat about his recent (and future) adventures.

Stay in the mix for a Final Notes that will have you digging deep into the benefits and methodology of rucking (from the founder of GoRuck, no less) while also considering just how badly you need some additional camo in your life.

Click here to play episode 276 from your browser – Thanks so much for listening.

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4:00 Seiko SPB451
10:53 Bremont MBII
17:47 White Waltham Airfield  
23:20 Untitled Art NA Beer
24:11 Partake IPA
24:15 Athletic Brewing IPA 
26:24 “Oxford” the Land Rover 
27:00 The Last Overland 
28:30 Lucky Saints NA Beer
29:33 Zulu Time Podcast
29:40 Making Time podcast (via Zulu Alpha)  
31:00 British Watchmakers’ Day
31:47 Arken Alterum “The Year of the Dragon”
31:58 Clemence Munro
33:20 Schofield watches
35:26 Vertex watches
36:37 ICON Land Rover book
37:12 Alex Bescoby 
39:08 “The Last Overland” (Book)
41:41 “The First Overland” (Book, Tim Slessor)
1:02:20 The Pan-American Highway
1:06:15 Peter Attia podcast (The Drive) with Goruck founder Jason McCarthy
1:09:49 Belgian Jigsaw Field Jacket via Americana Pipedream
1:11:42 Lizard Camo strap from Kill Hubris
1:16:18 British RAF Wooly Pully Commando Sweater

“There are no strangers here, only friends you haven’t yet met.” – William Butler Yeats.