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Earlier this year six ex-servicemen embarked on a grueling mission to row the Atlantic. Overcoming a broken rudder blistering heat and running out of fresh water they completed the endeavour in just 51 days - a feat achieved by fewer people than have climbed Everest. What made their accomplishment all the more remarkable was that of the six four had been severely wounded while on active service in Afghanistan and Iraq. The trials of the Row2Recovery boat were covered at the time by the BBC ITV Channel 4 Sky News and national newspapers as the public recognised the gravity of the situation the crew found themselves in and concerns mounted for their safety. When Prince Harry called the boat via satellite to raise their morale as water supplies dwindled to dangerously low levels the media were astonished that despite their plight the crew were in surprisingly good spirits! But given the journey these men had taken to even get into the boat their latest set back seemed to be just another bump in a long road to recovery. The story of the voyage and the individual journeys that the crew took to get there is now recorded in this book which tells the stories of the six crew members from their Tours of Duty in the hot desert sands of Afghanistan and Iraq to the traumatic 'man down' moments that four of them suffered at the hands of insurgents. It then documents their traumatic recoveries which for some included coming to terms with lost limbs and learning how to walk again and continues on to the massive undertaking of trying to row across the Atlantic with a crew that was missing four legs and forced to live together in a boat that was so small that only three of the six could be out on deck at any one time. Written by former Army officer and journalist Sam Peters who was involved with the project from the very start The Row to Recovery provides a moving insight into the phenomenal journey that these men undertook - not just in the literal sense but in terms of the remarkable physical and mental endeavours which took them from the battlefield to rehabilitation culminating in immense personal triumph. It is an inspiration to all an exhortation that anything is possible and an important reminder to everyone in this country regardless of political stance that the consequences of our involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan will reverberate long after our troops have returned home.

"Alright, so if you're looking to get your products out there and into the hands of UK shoppers, you're gonna want to hit up some of the big names, right? We're talking about the absolute beasts that everyone knows and loves. High on that list has to be Tesco, because, let's face it, they're everywhere and folks do their weekly shop there, making it an absolute no-brainer for everyday goods, groceries, and a whole lot more. Then you've got Sainsbury's, another supermarket giant with a loyal customer base, known for a slightly more upmarket feel but still incredibly accessible. Don't forget Asda and Morrisons either, rounding out the 'big four' supermarkets, all offering massive reach and footfall. Beyond food, Boots is an absolute powerhouse for health, beauty, and pharmacy items – if you've got anything in that niche, they're a must. For clothing and homeware, Next and Marks & Spencer (M&S) are still incredibly popular, even if they've shifted a bit, with M&S also being huge for food. John Lewis & Partners remains a beloved choice for higher-end homeware, fashion, and electronics, with a reputation for quality and service that pulls people in. And for more value-driven or general merchandise, think about places like Wilko (though they've had their ups and downs recently, but still a known name) or even the likes of B&M Bargains and Home Bargains which have seen huge growth by offering competitive Row To Recovery prices on pretty much everything. Honestly, picking the 'most popular' stockist really boils down to what you're selling, but those names are definitely the ones that spring to mind when you think of huge volume and widespread UK appeal. " - Bargainplace UK

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