139 days: 3 Scottish brothers set a record for fastest row across the Pacific
Summary
Three Scottish brothers set a new world record by rowing across the Pacific Ocean in 139 days, starting from Peru and reaching Cairns, Australia. They traveled over 9,000 miles without any external help and raised significant funds for clean water projects.Key Facts
- The brothers completed the journey in 139 days.
- They rowed over 9,000 miles from Peru to Australia.
- Their journey was unsupported, meaning they didn't receive help from outside.
- They raised over £700,000 ($945,690) for clean water projects.
- The previous record for a similar trip was 160 days.
- More than 50 supporters, including their mother, welcomed them in Australia.
- One brother, Lachlan, was swept overboard during a storm but recovered.
- They aim to fund clean water projects for 40,000 people in Madagascar through their charity.
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