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OLD MAN AND THE SEA.

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The Daily Mail (London, England), March 31st, 2001

Byline: RICHARD SHEARS

HE HAD fought off man-eating sharks with a home-made harpoon and narrowly missed being smashed to pieces by an ocean tanker - but Jim Shekhdar saved the most dramatic moment of his single-handed row across the Pacific for the last 50 yards yesterday.

After nine months, one day and 12 minutes rowing single-handedly from South America to Australia, the 54-year-old Londoner came close to being killed by his own boat when he was tossed overboard in wild surf off the Queensland coast.

As he tried to come ashore on a long white beach near Brisbane he was twice thrown out ...

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