Four Swiss rowed unassisted across Arctic region for the first time.
Swiss rowers make their way through the Arctic, braving snow, ice and waves
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After 33 days at sea, four Swiss rowers are back on solid ground having become the first people to row across the Arctic region unassisted.
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