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Twins Establish A Global Legacy In Redondo Beach That Extends Around The World

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Twins Establish A Global Legacy In Redondo Beach That Extends Around The World Courtesy of WOWSA, Seaside Lagoon, Redondo Beach, California. Underneath the impressive life-size bronze statue of Bill and Bob Meistrell at Seaside Lagoon in Redondo Beach, California is a plaque that explains the lives of the identical twin watermen. “Bill and Bob Meistrell […]

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Andrea Bianchi Carries On Italian Tradition From Capri To Napoli

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Andrea Bianchi Carries On Italian Tradition From Capri To Napoli Courtesy of FINA, Capri–Napoli, Italy. For decades, the 36 km Maratona del Golfo Capri-Napoli was considered one of the top open water races in the world. The tradition of swimming from the island of Capri and racing to Marina Grande Beach in Napoli on the

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Luca Pozzi Swims Through The Night Across The Tsugaru Channel

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Luca Pozzi Swims Through The Night Across The Tsugaru Channel Courtesy of Channel Swim Japan, Tsugaru Channel, Japan. On August 30th, Luca Pozzi of Italy started in pitch blackness on the island of Honshu in northern Japan and completed a nightime crossing of the 19.5 km Tsugaru Channel along the Kodomari Route. He finished at

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Herman van der Westhuizen Succeeds Tsugaru Channel 2.0

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Herman van der Westhuizen Succeeds Tsugaru Channel 2.0 Courtesy of Channel Swim Japan, Tsugaru Channel, Japan. On August 30th, Herman van der Westhuizen of South Africa made a second attempt of the Tsugaru Channel in northern Japan along the Kodomari Route. In September 2018, he attempted a crossing of the Tsugaru Channel along the same

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