Tom Robinson returning to dry land after hand-made rowboat flipped in Pacific Ocean, rescued by crui
- 7 months ago
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Brisbane Extreme Rowing Rowing by a cruise ship and rescued by a cruise ship will return to Aussie territory in the early-year-ending territory. When Tom Robinson was damaged by "Rouge Wave" boat, he was last of his big journey, "poured or breaking leg", and stuck naked to body ship he built. The 24 -year -old Pacific Ocean was trying to break record to be youngest person with shovel, he left Peru almost a year and half ago, and he was standing on Cook Islands for just four months during cyclone season. He saved a cruise ship Tom Robinson after he made a handle in the Pacific Ocean. Nz Herald, "There was no big wave from anywhere, and unfortunately I wasn't closed to the cover cabin."Said. "I was sitting inside ... So I had to swim from the water -pressed cabin instantly, climb over the body and activated my phone that sent a signal of distress [satellite]. I tied it to boat, and it really helped me because the waves were constantly breaking boat and I was just holding for beloved life. "I clung to the boat for about 14 hours and then… saw the passenger ship approaching and I knew was saved." P & O Pacific Explorer, when he took the word of Beacon from the Australian Naval Security authority, was on a nine -day round trip from Auckland. Cruise Liner made a 200 -kilometer deviation to get Mahsur Queenslander. Tom thanked the crew and the settled health personnel for providing clothes and food. "I didn't have any clothes when the wave hit the boat - I usually pull naked shovels because it stops friction," he said. The young explorer said that during the ordeal, he was "surprisingly calm and gathered" and "the greatest belief in the future of help". "You can't let the suspicion crawl, because then it becomes a really bad head gap."Said. "I dream of this journey from the age of 14 ... And I haven't completed it exactly. "But it's okay, this life." 'Comedy in tragedy' Father Tim Robinson said his son "more horrified" while the cabin was flooded, while the family comfortable enough to find "comedy in tragedy". "He had to climb the ship's deck on a rope ladder without anything."Said. "What a way to save naked." After Tom came to Vanuatu before he recovered, Tim does not think that his close call will reduce his son's excitement in exploring the world. “Most of the time, stressful [watching Tom's travels], but especially when this is an event, dedi he said. "I just have to say that everyone is great in helping us and helping Tom. "He'il think about the next adventure, don't worry." Meanwhile, Mother is preparing a home -made dinner to meet Tom. Tom said his days on cruise ship for a "very surreal experience" compared to the shovel - said would benefit best by eating and sleeping as much as possible - but confessed that feels "very bad" because causes passengers. Tom is with the crew on the p & o cruises ship. "People from all over the world are really interested in what I do. "I'm going back to Brisbane and
Brisbane Extreme Rowing Rowing by a cruise ship and rescued by a cruise ship will return to Aussie territory in the early-year-ending territory. When Tom Robinson was damaged by "Rouge Wave" boat, he was last of his big journey, "poured or breaking leg", and stuck naked to body ship he built. The 24 -year -old Pacific Ocean was trying to break record to be youngest person with shovel, he left Peru almost a year and half ago, and he was standing on Cook Islands for just four months during cyclone season. He saved a cruise ship Tom Robinson after he made a handle in the Pacific Ocean. Nz Herald, "There was no big wave from anywhere, and unfortunately I wasn't closed to the cover cabin."Said. "I was sitting inside ... So I had to swim from the water -pressed cabin instantly, climb over the body and activated my phone that sent a signal of distress [satellite]. I tied it to boat, and it really helped me because the waves were constantly breaking boat and I was just holding for beloved life. "I clung to the boat for about 14 hours and then… saw the passenger ship approaching and I knew was saved." P & O Pacific Explorer, when he took the word of Beacon from the Australian Naval Security authority, was on a nine -day round trip from Auckland. Cruise Liner made a 200 -kilometer deviation to get Mahsur Queenslander. Tom thanked the crew and the settled health personnel for providing clothes and food. "I didn't have any clothes when the wave hit the boat - I usually pull naked shovels because it stops friction," he said. The young explorer said that during the ordeal, he was "surprisingly calm and gathered" and "the greatest belief in the future of help". "You can't let the suspicion crawl, because then it becomes a really bad head gap."Said. "I dream of this journey from the age of 14 ... And I haven't completed it exactly. "But it's okay, this life." 'Comedy in tragedy' Father Tim Robinson said his son "more horrified" while the cabin was flooded, while the family comfortable enough to find "comedy in tragedy". "He had to climb the ship's deck on a rope ladder without anything."Said. "What a way to save naked." After Tom came to Vanuatu before he recovered, Tim does not think that his close call will reduce his son's excitement in exploring the world. “Most of the time, stressful [watching Tom's travels], but especially when this is an event, dedi he said. "I just have to say that everyone is great in helping us and helping Tom. "He'il think about the next adventure, don't worry." Meanwhile, Mother is preparing a home -made dinner to meet Tom. Tom said his days on cruise ship for a "very surreal experience" compared to the shovel - said would benefit best by eating and sleeping as much as possible - but confessed that feels "very bad" because causes passengers. Tom is with the crew on the p & o cruises ship. "People from all over the world are really interested in what I do. "I'm going back to Brisbane and