No 586 - Rowing into History: Zara Lachlan's Record-Breaking Atlantic Crossing

In this episode of The Outdoors Station podcast, we explore Zara Lachlan's historic solo rowing journey across the Atlantic Ocean. As the first woman and youngest person to row solo, unsupported, and non-stop from mainland Europe to mainland South America, Zara shares her experiences, challenges, and reflections. She recounts close encounters with large vessels, the beauty and solitude of the ocean, and her daily routines. Zara's story is one of resilience and personal growth, offering listeners a deep appreciation for the mental and physical demands of such an extraordinary adventure.

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- Zara Lachlan's historic solo rowing journey across the Atlantic Ocean.

- Achievements as the first woman and youngest person to row solo, unsupported, and non-stop from Europe to South America.

- The physical and mental challenges faced during the 3,600 nautical mile journey.

- Insights from Zara's video diaries, detailing her daily routines and emotional experiences at sea.

- Encounters with marine wildlife, including orcas and dolphins, and reflections on ocean observations.

- The impact of adverse weather conditions on her journey and the resulting delays.

- Personal growth and mindset shifts experienced during the expedition.

- The transition back to normal life after nearly 100 days at sea.

- Reflections on the significance of solitude and connection with nature during the journey.

- The importance of safety equipment and lessons learned regarding preparation for long-distance rowing.

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