Man Swims Entire Length of the Danube: A 60-Day Journey Facing Climate Change - Archysport
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He crosses ten countries and the entire Danube - swimming: the extreme athlete Joseph Heß from Dresden conquers the second longest river in Europe in just 60 days. With his tour he wants to create, among other things, an awareness for more environmental protection.
In 60 days from Donaueschingen to the Black Sea: The German Joseph Heß swam through the Danube in its entire length – and also encountered the consequences of climate change.
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Man Swims Entire Length of the Danube: A 60-Day Journey Facing Climate Change - Archysport
German endurance swimmer Joseph Heß has completed a remarkable open-water feat, swimming the entire length of the Danube River from its source in Donaueschingen to its mouth at the Black Sea over the course of 60 days. The grueling expedition covered approximately 2,800 kilometers across multiple European borders, putting Heß face-to-face with the shifting ecosystems ...
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