by michelle.lee@solorower.com | Apr 2, 2023 | Pacific Crossing Press Updates
Media Release – Arrival delayed Solo rower Michelle Lee’s voyage back to Australia has slowed with strong outgoing tides preventing her from arriving in Cairns tomorrow as predicted earlier. Michelle will have to stagger her journey through the Great Barrier...
by michelle.lee@solorower.com | Mar 31, 2023 | Pacific Crossing Press Updates
Media Release – Aussie to conquer 14,000km solo Pacific Ocean row on April 3 Solo rower Michelle Lee to land at the Cairns Marlin Marina in Queensland, Australia on April 3 at 9am AEST after rowing for almost eight months across the Pacific Ocean. After 235 days...
by michelle.lee@solorower.com | Mar 25, 2023 | Pacific Crossing Press Updates
Media Release – Michelle Lee – Homeward Bound Now on the final stretch, Michelle Lee has covered over 300km over the last 8 days on her journey from the West Coast of Mexico to Australia. Rowing her boat ‘Australian Maid’ solo, non-stop and...
by michelle.lee@solorower.com | Mar 17, 2023 | Pacific Crossing Press Updates
Media Release – Michelle Lee – the countdown is on! What a difference this week has made. Michelle has made incredible progress, completing almost 100nm in the last 5 day thanks to favourable conditions and great easterly winds. As of today, she has just under...
by michelle.lee@solorower.com | Mar 14, 2023 | Pacific Crossing Press Updates
Media Release – Michelle Lee – tough days but still smiling Although the end is in sight, this last section of the Coral Sea, has proven to be the most trying of her over 200-day voyage. Having waved goodbye to Cyclone Gabrielle which kept her locked up for over...
by michelle.lee@solorower.com | Mar 6, 2023 | Pacific Crossing Press Updates
Media Release – Michelle Lee ocean crossing nearing an end Australian solo rower, Michelle Lee, is nearing the end of her historic journey to row across the Pacific Ocean, solo, unassisted and with no stops. In what was planned as a 360-day journey, Michelle...
by michelle.lee@solorower.com | Jul 26, 2020 | Uncategorized
Extreme adventure sports are often lonely hobbies, but imagine being alone in a row boat, with no land in sight for more than two months. Forty-six-year old Michelle Lee has conquered one of the world’s toughest nautical challenges, rowing 4,700 kilometres...
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