Our passion for exploration and adventure has led us to embark on an incredible journey, and we're thrilled to invite you along for the ride.

Our latest escapade takes us to the awe-inspiring Galapagos Islands this September, where we'll dive into the rich biodiversity both above and below the surface. The Galapagos Islands, located off the coast of Ecuador, remain relatively untouched by human influence for centuries. Charles Darwin's historic voyage aboard the HMS Beagle in 1835 brought global attention to the Galapagos, as his observations of its distinct flora and fauna shaped his theory of evolution by natural selection. Today, protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a designated marine reserve, the Galapagos continues to inspire awe and wonder as a living laboratory of evolution.

Joining us on this expedition are a talented team of six, including divemasters, photographers, and videographers, all dedicated to capturing the essence of this remarkable destination. We're committed to showcasing the beauty of the Galapagos while adhering to sustainable and eco-friendly travel practices.

Amidst the trials of a global pandemic, we traversed Europe, visiting 13 countries in just 7 weeks, all while adapting to the remote work lifestyle. This experience not only fueled our wanderlust but also inspired us to share our adventures with the world through our upcoming book.

This book chronicles our personal experiences combining work and travel; it is the story of happened-upon freedom when the world closed down, the story of working from home while commuting the world. 

As the planet faced biological and political challenges through 2020, we found an opportunity to make the most of a once in a lifetime worldwide pause. While the effects and risks of Covid-19 were devastating in many corners of the Earth, the fear and unknowns desperately drove us to seek a silver lining to it all. We (legally) circumvented the monotony of quarantines and lockdowns to explore new horizons. Our journey led us on a path of joy, excitement, and intrigue, and we are excited to share the details of our adventure.

"Love the roady. Niccceee! I miss such days on the road." - Beau Miles, Adventurer & Storyteller

Release 2025

KIA ORA TEAM! Welcome to Duncan's Farm, nestled in the stunning Coromandel Range of New Zealand. As producers of this project, our team is thrilled to share this journey with you. After twelve years in the building industry, the team have transitioned to the farming world, brimming with excitement, challenges, and newfound discoveries. Join us as we navigate the ins and outs of agricultural life, sharing our experiences, triumphs, and lessons learned along the way.

The transition from the bustling construction sector to the serene landscapes of rural New Zealand marks the beginning of a remarkable adventure. Through our videos and storytelling, we invite you to witness firsthand our dedicated team working tirelessly to learn the ropes, embracing the rhythms of nature and the nuances of farming life.

Through our lens, we aim to showcase not only the scenic beauty of the Coromandel Range but also the resilience, determination, and unwavering spirit of Duncan's Farm.

So, grab your boots and join us on this extraordinary journey as we cultivate the land, nurture our livestock, and embrace the adventure that awaits. Together, we'll uncover the magic of Duncan's Farm and celebrate the triumphs of our newfound agricultural endeavour.

A dynamic approach to repurposing industrial waste and breathing new life into discarded materials. At the heart of our mission is the belief that when products fall short of their original purpose, it's time to reimagine their potential. By working with what we've got, we create new products solely from the waste of other industries, extending their lifespan and reducing landfill contributions.

We collaborate closely with businesses to identify alternative needs for their unwanted waste, eliminating outgoing expenses of storage and disposal while strengthening sustainable pathways and reducing carbon footprints. Safety equipment unfit for its intended purpose is deconstructed into base components and repurposed to facilitate new activities. What was once considered waste finds new life as animal leads and harnesses, contributing to a circular economy where resources are refurbished and reused.

This project started by repurposing climbing rope unfit for weight bearing into dog leashes. It has only expanded from there, encompassing ropes, climbing hardware, harnesses, plastics, and more.

The benefits are significant, spanning environmental impact, brand image enhancement, reduced storage facilities, demolition fees, and commercial waste disposal costs. More than just a sustainability initiative; our commitment to creative problem-solving, resourcefulness, and environmental stewardship, paving the way for a brighter, more sustainable future.