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French twice oceanrower
Anne Quemere
(Atlantic both ways
solo) is off
for her new adventure -
to kite solo the North Atlantic Ocean, from
Atlantic Highlands (near New York) to France.
Follow
day
by day the 2006 Connétable Challenge !!!
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On June 18th, 2006 at 15:17 EDT (19:17GMT) Anne
crossed the official Departure line of Ambrose Light.
Crossed the finish line of the
longitude of
l’île de Ouessant on August 13 2006 at 16:45GMT
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Congratulations to
fellow oceanrower on becoming the
first person
to cross an ocean in a
kite-boat !!! |
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The Ocean Rowing Regatta 2004 support yacht 'Kilcullen'
sailed from Antigua to Ireland,
arrived to Killburnie on July 7th 2006 at 15:00GMT |
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Our friend
French serial ocean-crosser
Raphaela Le Gouvello set sail in her windsurfer on
Sunday April 9th at 04:05GMT to cross the Indian Ocean from
Exmouth, Australia to Reunion Island.
60 days
2 hours 1 minute later she finished her journey
becoming the world's first to cross the Indian Ocean
windsurfing solo
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have
rowed the Atlantic E-W from La Gomera to Antigua.
They
wish to raise funds on behalf of a number of
international, national and local
charities. |
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Left San
Sebastian de La Gomera
at 12:12GMT January
29th 2006 |
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Finished in Antigua,
English Harbour on
May 21st 2006 at 21:00GMT
Well Done, Old Guard - the oldest team to row an ocean!!! |
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On May 7, 2006, Victor Mooney began his Solo trans - Atlantic
Row from Goree Island, Senegal to The Brooklyn Bridge, New York.
His boat sprang a leak after he left Goree Island and in three
hours he was
rescued by the Senegalese navy after treading water for nearly
half an hour |
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rowed from
Lisbon, Portugal
to Limon, Costa Rica
onboard "Around-n-Over Boat" (formerly Calderdale/Kaos).
Started as
double, but rowed on as solo from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
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On May 2nd at 18:00GMT
Erden passed the Northern point of Dominica and completed
the crossing
of the Atlantic.
Due to the
advanced season
decided not to proceed to Costa Rica and
landed in
Guadeloupe,
Rivier Sens Marina on May 5th 2006 at 10:00GMT
(5am local time)
C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S ! ! ! |
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is undertaking his
second attempt to row the Atlantic E-W and to become the first
Italian to row any ocean solo, with the start from Genoa, Italy and finish in
Fortaleza, Brazil |
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Left Genoa on
September 18th 2005, 11:00GMT
(12:00pm local time) |
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Arrived in Fortaleza, Brazil on April 30th,
at approx. 22:00GMT 2006.
The
time/date that his boat actually touched the beach in front
of Fortaleza, is Tuesday, May 2 2006
at 16:30 local, 19:30GMT
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALEX
ON THE FINISH OF THE LONGEST (BY THE TIME)
ROW
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC!!! |
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is rowing
the Atlantic East - West solo, from
Pasito Blanco, Gran Canaria to Guadeloupe, intending
to cover distance of more than 3000 miles in 90 days on board
Diogène
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Left Canaries at
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CONGRATULATIONS
TO
SERGE ON
SUCCESSFUL
FINISH OF HIS ROW ! |
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●On April 8th
2006 with assistance of their support teams
Erden Eruc and
Serge Jandaud contacted each other and arranged a
rendezvous at 15°N 55°W, which may take place in two-three days.
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MEETING IDEA WITH SERGE
CANCELLED AFTER CONSIDERING WIND AND CURRENT. NICE THOUGHT, GOOD
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will
attempt to be the first Asian to row solo across the
Atlantic from La Gomera to Antigua in the boat 'Miss
Olive'
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Left San
Sebastian, La Gomera on April 11th at 14:23GMT
Due to head wind returned to La Gomera on April 15th 2006.
New start is scheduled for October 2006.
Click here to
read an official statement
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Julie
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Colin has attempted to be the first
to circumnavigate the planet by human power. He completed
half the expedition and together with Julie rowed across the Atlantic
and Caribbean from Portugal to
Limon, Costa Rica
onboard "Ondine" (formerly
"DLE GlobalwStar")
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Left Lisbon,
Portugal
on September
23, 2005
Arrived to St
Lucia on January 19, 2006 at 20:00GMT (4pm local time)
Left St Lucia on
February 1, 2006 at 14:00GMT (10am local time)
Arrived in
Limon, Costa Rica on February 24, 2006 at 5:00GMT ( 11am
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intended to
undertake the second attempt to
circumnavigate the Antarctica solo. The journey was
due to
begin and end in the Falkland Islands.
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Left
Port Stanley at 20:00 GMT February 16 2006 under tow to a
start point about 12 miles out from
Stanley
February 18th 2006
after several capsizes Colin took
a decision
to stop his second attempt.
Private
arrangements were made
to be towed back to Falklands base.
At 15:45 Colin abandoned his boat and moved to patrol boat.See details
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"Charlie
Rossiter" has been left
adrift . The last signal from the boat was picked up on February
25th, at 12:21GMT
But almost two months later on April 30th the
Argos beacon resumed
transmitting
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planned to row a
historical boat Puffin from La Gomera to Antigua to
commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Puffin's row. Funds raised by The Puffin
Transatlantic Row 1966-2006 to be donated to the British
Red Cross London Emergency Response Appeal.
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Feb 5th 2006 Graham stopped at El Hierro for repairs.
Click for details >>
Due to required refit of the
boat the restart is postponed till October 2006 |
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Leven Sinclair
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rowed across the
Atlantic E-W solo from Rota, Spain, to Port of Spain, Trinidad
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Left Cadiz on
August 14th 2005 at 9:02GMT. Arrived to Rota after 5 days 2h
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August 26, 2005
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Due to
technical problems with the equipment and the boat, Leven
made a stop-over at Santa Cruz de Tenerife,
Canaries on October
9th at 11:30pm ( after 44 days 3h 53min at sea)
Left Santa Cruz de Tenerife on November 14th at 13:00GMT |
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Leven has made it !!!
At 13:55GMT January
27th 2006 Leven rowed into Rockly Bay in Tobago
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