The Teatime Islands
My first book was published in 2004.
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Ben travelled extensively throughout Britain’s remaining Empire, journeying to some of the most remote islands in the world including St Helena and Tristan Da Cunha in the South Atlantic Ocean, Pitcairn in the Pacific, Ascension, the Falklands, and British Indian Ocean Territories in the middle of the Indian Ocean.
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Synopsis
Union Jacks and red post boxes can still be found in some of the most remote, inaccessible places on the planet - the far-flung islands still governed by Britain.
Pursuing a childhood dream, I travelled to meet the inhabitants of these wild places with evocative names like Tristan da Cunha, Ascension, Diego Garcia and Pitcairn. Because of my own unique experience on “Castaway” I was welcomed by these isolated, patriotic communities and along the way was threatened by elephant seals, chased by the Royal Navy and deported for spying.
“Intrepid…….Fogle presents his adventures with warmth and charm”
- The Sunday Times
“Compelling”
- The Daily Telegraph
“This is a very nice book indeed”
- The Daily Mail
Further Information
British Indian Ocean Territories
For those concerned about the plight of the Ilios and wishing to help.
Pitcairn
For up to the minute news on the ongoing crisis on the remote Pacific island.
Tristan da Cunha
To catch up on all the local gossip…
Falklands
For information on how to visit the remote archipelago.
St Helena
For more information on how to visit the island.
Ascension
For more information on Ascension island.