i discovered it s the waves spilling over into the boat. by the time i get most of the water out, night is approaching fast. still a few kilometres to go and the sun is down already. now is absolutely the time to get out from here. i can see already lights there in front of me, maybe in a couple of kilometres and this is all saints church lights. i googled already before and now i have to reach this place otherwise is maybe too dangerous to stay, there is so called crocodiles. i haven t seen them but i don t want to feel them for sure. and is getting completely dark now so probably will not manage to reach the place with any kind of light. i have a torch. so now remains tojust keep going. and do join us next week to see if karolis makes it all the way to the end.
i have a torch. so now remains tojust keep going. and do join us next week to see if karolis makes it all the way to the end. also coming up, rajan s in dublin on the 100th birthday of one of its best known but most challenging classic novels and meeting what have to be some of the luckiest librarians in the world. wow! look at this! the ceiling is incredible and it goes on and on for a long, long way. this must be at least 60 metres or some. and you can see more of our recent travels on the bbc iplayer. you can check us out on facebook and instagram too. just search for bbc travel show and look for that little blue logo. but until next time from all of us here in chile
needing to do that. yeah. and what would doug have said.sitting here now? oh, he would have said. good job, bird. imagine he s pretty happy, yeah. good. i m happy. yeah. i mean, we re not done yet, but i hope we re never done. stay with us, because still to come on the travel show. the neglected treasures of tripoli. we re with the man who s made it his mission to document these lebanese artefacts before they disappear forever. and we catch up with karolis as he attempts to make it up sri lanka s historic hamilton canal by paddle. and this time, he s in it up to his neck.
we re with the man who s made it his mission to document these lebanese artefacts before they disappear forever. and we catch up with karolis as he attempts to make it up sri lanka s historic hamilton canal by paddle. and this time, he s in it up to his neck. so, don t go away. welcome back to patagonia here in the foot of chile, and just over there, you can see the border with argentina. and i can tell you it gets pretty chilly down here. but let s head now to a totally different climate and a different part of the world. we re crossing to lebanon next, and to its second city, tripoli. it s not quite as well known as its big brother, beirut, to the south, but what it lacks in fame, it makes up for in public art and architecture. after hundreds of years out in the elements, its many artefacts are beginning to show signs of wear and neglect. but one man has made
and this is all saints church lights. i googled already before and now i have to reach this place otherwise is maybe too dangerous to stay, there is so called crocodiles. i haven t seen them but i don t want to feel them for sure. and is getting completely dark now so probably will not manage to reach the place with any kind of light. i have a torch. so now remains to just keep going. and dojoin us next week to see if karolis makes it all the way to the end. also coming up, rajan s in dublin on the 100th birthday of one of its best known but most challenging classic novels and meeting what have to be some of the luckiest librarians in the world. wow! look at this! the ceiling is incredible and it