Scottish brothers back on shore after completing record 139-day row across Pacific
Three Scottish brothers, Ewan, Jamie, and Lachlan MacLean, arrived in Cairns, Australia, after rowing across the Pacific Ocean from Lima, Peru. They endured 139 days of violent storms, sickness, and near-exhaustion, even facing the threat of running out of food. The brothers broke a record for the fastest human-powered crossing of the full Pacific, raising money for clean water projects.
Three Scottish brothers, Ewan, Jamie, and Lachlan MacLean, arrived in Cairns, Australia, after rowing across the Pacific Ocean from Lima, Peru. They endured 139 days of violent storms, sickness, and near-exhaustion, even facing the threat of running out of food. The brothers broke a record for the fastest human-powered crossing of the full Pacific, raising money for clean water projects. What's Your Reaction?
