Children from local schools representing the Lancaster and Morecambe Pupil Parliament were there to speak to her about the expedition.
The 3,000-mile expedition will travel anti-clockwise around the country, ending back in Glasgow about six weeks later.
Sacha is travelling by a wind and green electricity-powered paramotor.
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Sacha Dench the Human Swan with year five pupils from Rylands Primary School and the paramotor (l-r) Leon Lowther, Lillie Rose Watt, Destiny Louis, Jacob Pinder. Photo: Kelvin Stuttard Photo: Kelvin Stuttard
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Sacha Dench shows pupils from Ryelands Primary School how her paramotor works. Photo: Kelvin Stuttard Photo: Kelvin Stuttard
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Sacha Dench the Human Swan speaks with pupils from Ryelands Primary School on Morecambe promenade. Photo: Kelvin Stuttard Photo: Kelvin Stuttard
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Destiny Louis (10) from Ryelands Primary School tries on the paramotor for size. Photo: Kelvin Stuttard Photo: Kelvin Stuttard
1. Human Swan
Sacha Dench shows pupils from Ryelands Primary School how her paramotor works. Photo: Kelvin Stuttard Photo: Kelvin Stuttard
2. Human Swan
Sacha Dench the Human Swan speaks with pupils from Ryelands Primary School on Morecambe promenade. Photo: Kelvin Stuttard Photo: Kelvin Stuttard
3. Human Swan
Destiny Louis (10) from Ryelands Primary School tries on the paramotor for size. Photo: Kelvin Stuttard Photo: Kelvin Stuttard
4. Human Swan
Sacha Dench shows pupils from Ryelands Primary School how her paramotor works. Photo: Kelvin Stuttard Photo: Kelvin Stuttard