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08-19-2006, 05:03 PM
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1984 - brazilian Amyr Klink crossed (alone) the South Atlantic in a rowing small boat. No sails, no engine. LOA: 5.94 m Displacement: 1200 kg Propulsion: human muscles (ocean streams also helped) Fuel: dry food and water (soft) Duration: 100 days Distance: 3500 nm Oops, doesnt fit this thread requirements. Not a motor yacht, no comfort and no crew. |
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but i guess thats the adventurous side of people. I wasnt going nowhere is something so small.
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