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“It's amazing how resourceful you can become when you're in the middle of the ocean and there's only one way to get to the other side.”

Quote by Roz Savage

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Roz Savage
Roz Savage

Roz Savage (born December 23, 1967) is a British writer, environmental activist, and ocean rower. She is best known for becoming the first woman to row solo across the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. Her expeditions aim to raise awareness about environmental issues such as ocean plastic pollution and climate change. Through speaking, writing, and social media, Savage shares her experiences to inspire action for planetary protection. She has authored books like 'Rowing the Atlantic' and received multiple awards for her environmental advocacy. more

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