A team of six achieved three world firsts by rowing from South America to Antarctica across the Drake Passage. Photos: Handout A team of six achieved three world firsts by rowing from South America to Antarctica across the Drake Passage. Photos: Handout
A team of six achieved three world firsts by rowing from South America to Antarctica across the Drake Passage. Photos: Handout
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The Impossible Row: Colin O’Brady part of elite team’s world first by rowing treacherous Drake Passage, where ‘10 days feels like a month’

  • The six men overcome some of the most dangerous stretches of ocean in the world in 12 days, suffering from near frostbitten hands and feet

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Mark Agnew
Mark Agnew

Updated: 4:35pm, 19 Nov, 2020

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A team of six achieved three world firsts by rowing from South America to Antarctica across the Drake Passage. Photos: Handout A team of six achieved three world firsts by rowing from South America to Antarctica across the Drake Passage. Photos: Handout
A team of six achieved three world firsts by rowing from South America to Antarctica across the Drake Passage. Photos: Handout
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