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Border control officers check Terence Steinberg's passport after his arrival in Australia. Terence Steinberg set the world record for solo rowing 5000 miles across the entire Pacific Ocean, from Hawaii to Australia, in 126 days. Under the name "United World Challenge," the expedition aimed to raise funds and awareness for the ocean plastic crisis. He arrived in Port Douglas, Queensland, Australia, on April 23rd and was greeted by his supporters, family, and friends. (Photo by George Chan / SOPA Images/Sipa USA)
Location:
Port Douglas, Queensland, Australia
Post Date:
Apr 23, 2024 6:34 PM
TAG ID:
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Credit:
George Chan / SOPA Images/Sipa USA/Newscom
Format:
7653 x 5102 Color JPEG
Photographer:
SOPA Images
Special:
*** World Rights ***
Keywords:
border control, officer, officers, check, checking, terence steinberg, passport, challenge, world record, australia, solo rowing, rowing, 5000 miles, pacific ocean, hawaii, united world challenge, raise funds, awareness, ocean plastic crisis, Australia, Queensland, Port Douglas, sports
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