Around the Next Bend

Armed with only their cameras, a few necessities and a small raft, Adrian Traquair and Dustin Corkery set sail on a 2500-kilometre journey of a lifetime across the Yamuna River.

Rowing through the first days of their journey, Dustin and Adrian are met with a very shallow river, a lack of battery power for their cameras.

Despite some setbacks, including a broken iPod and a hostile villager, Dustin and Adrian reach a significant point in their Journey, arriving in Agra at the Taj Mahal.

Though apprehensive about the their safety on the river in the upcoming weeks, Dustin and Adrian are warmly welcomed by a small village to celebrate the Hindu festival of Holi.

Struggling through extreme heat, exhaustion and a robbery, Dustin and Adrian realize the enormity of the task ahead and question whether or not to continue to Bangladesh.

After struggling with heat exhaustion and being robbed of their equipment, Dustin and Adrian decide to end their trip in Varanasi.

Finding two local boatmen to accompany Dustin and Adrian through the dangerous Bihar proves difficult.

Anxieties are high when Dustin and Adrian hear a rumor that armed men line the shores of Bihar.

Adrian, Dustin and the two local boatmen row quickly through the dangerous sections of Bihar.

Raging water and bad weather force Adrian and Dustin to spend time along the river in India and Bangladesh.

Adrian and Dustin navigate the rivers of Bangladesh on their final leg of the journey.