Oct 4th, 2011 at 11:00AM: Long distance rower Roz Savage has added yet another ocean to her already impressive resume. The woman who has already rowed solo across the Atlantic and Pacific, has now completed the Indian Ocean as well, arriving in Mauritius today after 154 days at sea.
Savage began her journey way back in April, when she set out from Fremantle, Australia. After a few early set backs with her boat, she ...Click on a label to read posts from that part of the world.
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Roz Savage finishes Indian Ocean row
Oct 4th, 2011 at 11:00AM: Long distance rower Roz Savage has added yet another ocean to her already impressive resume. The woman who has already rowed solo across the Atlantic and Pacific, has now completed the Indian Ocean as well, arriving in Mauritius today after 154 days at sea.
Savage began her journey way back in April, when she set out from Fremantle, Australia. After a few early set backs with her boat, she ...British woman rowing across the Indian Ocean
Apr 14th, 2011 at 8:30AM: British ocean rower Roz Savage just can't seem to stay at home. The adventurous 43-year old has already conquered both the Atlantic and Pacific, and now has her sights squarely set on rowing across the Indian Ocean as well. She set out from Fremantle, Australia yesterday and is now making her way to Mumbai, India in a voyage that is expected to cover more than 4000 miles and take four and a half ...British woman completes solo row across the Pacific Ocean
Jun 4th, 2010 at 8:00AM: British ocean rower Roz Savage arrived in Madang, Papua New Guinea yesterday, completing the third, and final, stage of her solo row across the Pacific Ocean. Her arrival marked an end to an adventure that she has dedicated more than five years of her life to finishing.
Roz first came up with the idea of rowing across the Pacific after she completed a solo row across the Atlantic back in 2005. ...British woman completes second stage of trans-Pacific row
Sep 7th, 2009 at 10:35AM: Way back in May we covered Roz Savage as she set out on the second leg of her attempt to row solo across the Pacific. Now, 105 days later, she has finished that stage, arriving on the island of Tarawa yesterday, where she was greeted by her support team and hundreds of locals, who gave her a traditional island welcome. Last year, Roz became the first woman to row solo from San Francisco to ...
