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International Adventurer Sarah Outen A
This month, meet Sarah Outen. The word adventurous just doesn’t do her justice. After a 4,000 mile rowing expedition across the Indian Ocean in 2009, the 27 year old local adventurer is now half-way through her London 2 London Via the World 25,000 mile expedition, after it was rudely interrupted by Tropical Storm Mawar earlier this year...
travel across three continents, and has worn out two pairs of shoes, suffered several bouts of food poisoning and has turned down three marriage proposals.
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The adventurer has already been described by Dame Ellen MacArthur as the girl with ‘fire in her belly,’ and was half way through her world record-breaking attempt to become the first woman to row solo across the treacherous North Pacific Ocean when she was battered by winds of 65 knots and was forced to call for rescue after no fewer than 20 capsizes.
Sarah’s is an epic story, but it’s not over yet, and though it’s scant consolation for the adventurer - who after being forced to take a break hopes to set off again in March - her disadvantage does at least enable members of the public to meet her this month at Stamford Arts Centre as she gives a talk on her expedition so far.
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he numbers surrounding Sarah Outen’s epic London 2 London adventure are mind-blowing. 25,000 miles, two solo ocean rows, cycling across 14 countries, spending 850 days away and up to 11 months at sea on her own. Sarah will
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