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Jersey brothers battled wild weather in Loch Ness challenge

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The men in a doubles rowing boat, with other boats in the background and the landscape around the Loch Ness.

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Jersey brothers battle wild weather to finish third in Loch Ness rowing challenge

Overview

Brothers Joshua and Adam Le Lere from Jersey rowed the full 22.7 miles of Loch Ness in Scotland in 58 minutes and 13 seconds, battling severe and changing weather conditions to secure an unexpected third-place finish in the Monster the Loch challenge.

Key points

  • Joshua Le Lere (29) and Adam Le Lere (24) from Jersey competed in the Monster the Loch challenge in Scotland.
  • The brothers rowed the entire 22.7-mile (36.5km) length of Loch Ness in 58 minutes and 13 seconds.
  • They faced severe and chaotic weather conditions, experiencing all four seasons during the event.
  • The pair finished in third place, an unexpected result that initially caught spectators by surprise.
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