Category Archives: Progress update

What’s that, a blog post in the middle of the week!? Yes, that’s right, we have another sponsor! The guys at Wesser have offered us funding towards the ambulances and the journey. Be sure to check out their website at http://www.thestudentjob.co.uk … Continue reading →

Another week of exciting news! We have been offered funding from ECS-Electronics and Computer Science, University of Southampton. This is especially exciting for us as five members of the team have spent the past four years studying in the department … Continue reading →

Hello intrepid watchers of this space. It has been a busy 3 weeks since our last blog update, let me tell you… Firstly the ever helpful Joyce from ECS had 1000 very professional A5 leaflets printed for us, to be … Continue reading →

It’s been a big week! We’ve booked our flights back from Ulaanbaatar and we’ll be flying through Beijing! We’re all pretty excited about this as we’ll get to experience a bit of Chinese culture in the 18 hours between our … Continue reading →

So the sdop team have had a pretty exciting few weeks, sorry for being too busy to write a blog entry but we promise we will try harder to keep this blog up to date with our various adventures! Big … Continue reading →

Hi Folks, BIG NEWS! As of Saturday the Six Degrees of Procrastination Team are now the proud owners of two ambulances, ready and waiting to be delivered to the Mongolian people! We’ve got some pictures in the gallery of some … Continue reading →

Hi Guys, You know how we were telling you that we started sending out letters to sponsors? Well, we got our first yes! Cinch! pop up tents have let us know that they are willing to cover our tenting needs … Continue reading →

Although we’ve not updated our blog for a while that doesn’t mean that we haven’t been hard at work behind the scenes! Our route is now finished – we’ll be travelling through 22 countries on our way to Mongolia including … Continue reading →

So, first post on the brand new website! Thought I’d start by saying how excited we all are about getting started! We’ve already made our first purchase: a broken 1.5KW inverter(more on this later) to power our laptops and our hotplate … Continue reading →