3 d. ago In pictures: 'Euphoric' Maclean brothers reach Australia after setting new world record in Pacific row

The moment they saw Cairns on the horizon is a moment the Maclean brothers will never forget.

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3 d. ago Mark Wahlberg video calls MacLean Brothers as they finish record breaking row

Mark Wahlberg called brothers Ewan, Jamie and Lachlan MacLean as the pulled into Cairns harbour to congratulate them on finishing their record breaking row across the Pacific Ocean.

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3 d. ago British brothers set new world record for rowing across the Pacific as they land in Australia

Jamie, Ewan and Lachlan Maclean arrived in the Australian city of Cairns on Saturday  at 1.52am BST, marking the end of their 139-day, five hour and 52 minute journey crossing the world's largest ocean.

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3 d. ago Edinburgh's rowing Maclean brothers arrive in Australia and break Pacific world record

A new world record is set following the 9,000 mile crossing. Today, pizza will be eaten.

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3 d. ago ‘Do you have pizza and beer?’ Scottish brothers complete 140

Jamie, Ewan and Lachlan Maclean set world record as they arrive in Australia after rowing 14,000km from Peru to CairnsThree Scottish brothers have set a new record for rowing nonstop across the world’s largest ocean, arriving in Australia to the tune of bagpipes and a fresh pizza after 140 days at sea.Jamie, Ewan and Lachlan Maclean covered more than 14,000km from Peru to Cairns, where they became the first team to finish the full crossing just before midday on Saturday. Continue reading...

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4 d. ago Maclean brothers due to arrive in Australia after 139 days of non

The brothers took on the challenge in order to raise funds for clean water projects in Madagascar.

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6 d. ago Watch: Scotland's Maclean Brothers are rowing the Pacific Ocean to raise £1M for charity

The Maclean Brothers are rowing non-stop 9000 miles across the Pacific Ocean unsupported

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4 w. ago Royally confused! Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway suffers a brief slip

Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway is settling into life Down Under after arriving in Australia to study at Sydney University last month.

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