Jul 21, 2026 · 18 min · 11 segments
``` Tim Howell was never any good at maths at school. Now trigonometry saves his life on expedition. Ex-Royal Marine, 1,400 jumps across 60 countries, first wingsuit BASE descents in Vietnam, Kenya…
Tim HowellGuest
Jack PeplowHost
As of the last country that I jumped in, I can't remember what it was, but, um, yeah, we, we...
Even in my first few years of jumping I was, I was opening exits kind of around the world, um, and locally as well.
You know? I'd, I'd wrote the sort of guidebook for the UK, and maybe seven years ago we had 30 cliffs, and now we're on something like 230.
So it's the, the whole planning, logistics, exploring, um, and even just sitting at home just on the maps and, and, you know, searching for these new locations.
So to tie that in with new countries that have never been jumped in before, it seems to me like the whole package.
As of the last country that I jumped in, I can't remember what it was, but, um, yeah, we, we...
Even in my first few years of jumping I was, I was opening exits kind of around the world, um, and locally as well.
You know? I'd, I'd wrote the sort of guidebook for the UK, and maybe seven years ago we had 30 cliffs, and now we're on something like 230.
So it's the, the whole planning, logistics, exploring, um, and even just sitting at home just on the maps and, and, you know, searching for these new locations.
So to tie that in with new countries that have never been jumped in before, it seems to me like the whole package.
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