Alienor Le Gouvello's guest appearances

Alienor Le Gouvello

The Pursuit Zone

Life on the Land

Sarah Williams

Leon McCarron

Steph Jeavons

Lewis Clarke

Katherine Knight

Rob Greenfield

Ted Olson

Laura Scott

Ian Packham

Anna McNuff

Emma Timmis

Evan Johnson

Fleur McDonald

Sophie Radcliffe

Tom Davies

OwlTail

Originally from Paris, Alienor’s heart lies in adventure. She has lived in Brazil for 18-months managing a boutique hotel, has trekked across Mongolia on horseback twice and has travelled from Siberia to Paris in a motorbike sidecar.But her most recent and all-encompassing trip was here in Australia. Passionate about advocating for the plight of the Aussie wild horse, Alienor trekked the Bicentennial National Trail with her three brumbies – an expedition that took 13-months across 5,330km.Alienor started in Victoria’s Healesville and ended in Cooktown, Queensland. Around 50 people have completed the trek – more people have walked on the moon. She was the second woman to complete the trail, and the first with wild horses.Her Australian story started 16-years ago, when the then 20-year old Alienor landed in Melbourne for a three week holiday. She never took her flight home, and ended up in Central Australia working in remote Indigenous communities.Thank you to our Sponsor for this episode MaiaGrazing. 

Originally from Paris, Alienor’s heart lies in adventure. She has lived in Brazil for 18-months managing a boutique hotel, has trekked across Mongolia on horseback twice and has travelled from Siberia to Paris in a motorbike sidecar. But her <a href="https://www.booktopia.com.au/wild-at-heart-alienor-le-gouvello/book/9781922419200.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">most recent and all-encompassing trip was here in Australia.</a> Passionate about advocating for the plight of the Aussie wild horse, Alienor trekked the Bicentennial National Trail with her three brumbies – an expedition that took 13-months across 5,330km. Alienor started in Victoria’s Healesville and ended in Cooktown, Queensland. Around 50 people have completed the trek – more people have walked on the moon. She was the second woman to complete the trail, and the first with wild horses. Her Australian story started 16-years ago, when the then 20-year old Alienor landed in Melbourne for a three week holiday. She never took her flight home, and ended up in Central Australia working in remote Indigenous communities. Thank you to our Sponsor for this episode <a href="https://www.maiagrazing.com/pricing/?utm_source=Google&amp;utm_medium=Google%20cpc&amp;utm_campaign=GA%20AU%20Search%20Brand%20Share%20Top&amp;utm_term=maiagrazing&amp;utm_campaign=AU+%7C+Search+%7C+Brand+Share+Top&amp;utm_source=adwords&amp;utm_medium=ppc&amp;hsa_acc=1398308652&amp;hsa_cam=6622309628&amp;hsa_grp=78578528786&amp;hsa_ad=387111183272&amp;hsa_src=g&amp;hsa_tgt=kwd-823500152064&amp;hsa_kw=maiagrazing&amp;hsa_mt=e&amp;hsa_net=adwords&amp;hsa_ver=3&amp;gclid=Cj0KCQjw_8mHBhClARIsABfFgpiy3IwtwJuoqeB901uMjyrL396wpij7uE0r5JZW-d--esaP837DX1UaAmJxEALw_wcB" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MaiaGrazing. </a>

From Paris to trekking solo through the Outback with Alienor le Gouvello

Photo credit: Cat Vinton       The Bicentennial National Trail stretches over 5,000 km and crosses some of eastern Australia's most remote and spectacular landscapes.  It took 13 months for Alienor Le Gouvello and her 3 horses - Roxanne, River and Cooper - to complete the trail making her the first person to finish it on wild horses.  Before setting out she had to break and train these wild horses, known as brumbies, with the help of the Guy Fawkes Heritage Horse Association.  Alienor also traveled to Mongolia to compete in the 6-day 480 km Gobi Desert Cup endurance race on Mongolian horses where she finished in first place.  You can learn more about Alienor and her adventures on Facebook at wild.at.heart.australia.  Alienor Le Gouvello, welcome to The Pursuit Zone.

Photo credit: Cat Vinton The <a href="http://www.bicentennialnationaltrail.com.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bicentennial National Trail</a> stretches over 5,000 km and crosses some of eastern Australia's most remote and spectacular landscapes.  It took 13 months for Alienor Le Gouvello and her 3 horses - Roxanne, River and Cooper - to complete the trail making her the first person to finish it on wild horses.  Before setting out she had to break and train these wild horses, known as brumbies, with the help of the <a href="http://guyfawkesheritagehorse.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Guy Fawkes Heritage Horse Association</a>.  Alienor also traveled to Mongolia to compete in the 6-day 480 km <a href="https://www.gobidesertcup.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Gobi Desert Cup</a> endurance race on Mongolian horses where she finished in first place.  You can learn more about Alienor and her adventures on Facebook at <a href="https://www.facebook.com/wild.at.heart.australia/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">wild.at.heart.australia</a>.  Alienor Le Gouvello, welcome to The Pursuit Zone.

TPZ149: Bicentennial National Trail on Wild Horses with Alienor Le Gouvello