80 Ways Around the World
In 2002 Miles set off on the massive “Around the World in Eighty Ways” project, accompanied by two disabled friends. This was a 93-day, 38,000 Km circumnavigation of the entire world, using over 80 challenging forms of transport, promoting the untapped potential of people with disabilities.
These included swimming a distance of 11 miles in the Red Sea, hot air ballooning over the Nevada Desert and setting the lap record for a blind driver at the Malaysian Grand Prix Circuit, racing a 230 kmph Lotus.
Who thought four disabled people in a cardboard boat on the river Liffey in Dublin on Friday 13th was a good idea? 
King of the road in Indianapolis 
90 feet up on the yardarm of a tall ship in Monaco – not easy for someone with a fear of heights. 
Sand-yacht racing over the Nevada salt flats 
Miles pushing Mike along the bottom of the Red Sea. 
On a convoy of Harley-Davidsons to meet the Mayor of Capetown. 
How else should you arrive at the Irish Ambassador’s house in Delhi? 
Pre-race nerves on the Malaysian Grand Prix circuit. 
Travelling by camel 
King of the road in Indianapolis
90 feet up on the yardarm of a tall ship in Monaco – not easy for someone with a fear of heights.
Sand-yacht racing over the Nevada salt flats
Miles pushing Mike along the bottom of the Red Sea.
On a convoy of Harley-Davidsons to meet the Mayor of Capetown.
How else should you arrive at the Irish Ambassador’s house in Delhi?
Pre-race nerves on the Malaysian Grand Prix circuit.
Travelling by camel