so here s the thing. intense local monitoring and strong regulation can protect people but by visiting, you put your trust in others and individual tour operators. what you can do is research what s happening at your volcano to help you understand the risks. that s simon platts at mount etna on sicily. still to come. ade s nerves of steel in zimbabwe. that s the female? that s the female standing up. she s massive! and how to get yourself up a mast in a hurry. it s amazing. it s like you re a bird. you can see everything. so don t go away. welcome back to the beautiful little town of kas on the south coast of turkey. but, actually, we re going to zimbabwe next all the way back to 2015 when ade was there
because you have seen it, like, five times now. am i? well, i m glad you have confidence. ifeel like i am dancing here. he s not dancing back, i don t think he s interested. i m excited now, i want to get it done. i say that now, though. i mean, once i m halfway up, i might change my mind. this is a handle. you re going to have the grip towards you, 0k? and basically, it slides up the rope but when you pull down, it grips and it will pull. grip! heave!
with my shipmates in the mess. it s called happy hour, where everyone works hard, washes and makes everything spick and span, except i ve lost my team and what i m meant to be doing. many years ago, we had a young lad come on lord nelson and he had multiple sclerosis and he didn t get out of the car, he was helped out the car by his mother and father, popped in the wheelchair and we pulled him up the gangway. after two weeks on here, he walked off the ship without the sticks, didn t want his chair, and his mother and father couldn t believe it. and that s why we run it. that s why we do what we do. 0n the final day, the beautiful weather gave me the chance to do something that i ve been looking forward to but also secretly dreading.
those are memories of ade s trip to southern africa back in 2015. now for something completely different the busy english channel. the tenacious is the first tall ship in the world to be fully adapted for a disabled crew. it s run by thejubilee sailing trust, which claims that its adventures can provide life changing experiences for people with all different kinds of abilities. we sent alex taylor to check it out and we catch up with him early in the morning after his first bumpy night at sea. hello. how are you feeling? good, thank you. i m going back to bed now. after a stormy and pretty sleepless night at the sea, it s time for breakfast
ifeel like i am dancing here. he s not dancing back, i don t think he s interested. i m excited now, i want to get it done. i say that now, though. i mean, once i m halfway up, i might change my mind. this is a handle. you re going to have to grip towards you, 0k? and basically, it slides up the rope but when you pull down, it grips and it will pull. grip! heave! i m stuck! 0h, here we go. cheering and applause.