Cameron Bellamy Honored By Guinness World Records
Cameron Bellamy Honored By Guinness World Records
Courtesy of WOWSA, Seaside Lagoon, Redondo Beach, California.At the 2019 WOWSA Ocean Fest in Redondo Beach, California, Oceans Seven swimmer Cameron Bellamy was honored by Guinness World Records for his unprecedented 40 hour 46 minute circumnavigation swim around Barbados in the Caribbean Sea.
Bellamy sat down for a series of interviews with International Swimming Hall of Fame and International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame dual inductee Shelley Taylor-Smith at the Seaside Lagoon in Redondo Beach:
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