Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Photos are courtesy of Kelvin Trautman. What he started on August 9th, Lewis Pugh finished yesterday. Lewis Pugh completed his seventh and final leg of his Seven Swims In The Seven Seas For 1 Reason yesterday. After swimming 20 km on three consecutive days in rough conditions in the North Sea, he finished
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Lewis Pugh does things we never even dream of doing. The Hall of Famer swims in the cold, not only in Cape Town where he resides, but also in frozen fjords and high upon Mount Everest. He does majestic pioneering swims in the North and South Poles and generates global awareness for causes ranging from
The Sights And Sounds And Swims Of The Seven Seas Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Photo is courtesy of Kelvin Trautman. Lewis Pugh is swimming 7 marathon swims during August to encourage governments to establish Marine Protected Areas. Pugh has completed 6 of his Seven Swims In The Seven Seas For 1 Reason: 10 km in the Mediterranean Sea
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Lewis Pugh completed his sixth swim of his seven marathon swims during the month of August. His 10 km Arabian Sea swim took him 3 hours 15 minutes. "I've never seen so many turtles. Literally hundreds. We saw green turtles. I should point out the global population of Hawksbill Turtles suffered an 80%
Photo of Lewis Pugh courtesy of Kelvin Trautman in the Mediterranean Sea. Back in 2011, Penny Palfrey completed a 67.26-mile (108 km) Bridging The Cayman Islands solo swim between Little Cayman and Grand Cayman Islands in the Cayman Islands. While her crossing was a undeniable moment in open water swimming history, her crew was one of her assets. 46 men
