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Michelle Lee the first woman to row 14,000km across the Pacific Ocean with only sharks and a satellite phone for company

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Sydney-based Michelle Lee has become the first woman to row solo across the Pacific Ocean unassisted and without stopping. She crossed the paths of four cyclones and five hurricanes on her epic journey from Ensenada on the west coast of Mexico. Lee said the promise of greeting loved ones and eating unpackaged food helped her through a tough end to her journey.

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Michelle Lee the first woman to row the Pacific Ocean solo, unassisted, after 237 days at sea

Rowing through cyclones and trailed by sharks, this woman has just completed one of the world’s greatest marine journeys alone by crossing the Pacific Ocean unassisted and without stopping in 237 days.

6 months ago·Australia

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Michelle Lee the first woman to row 14,000km across the Pacific Ocean with only sharks and a satellite phone for company

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Michelle Lee the first woman to row the Pacific Ocean solo, unassisted, after 237 days at sea

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