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What's New:
a rare find! -missing for maybe 100 years. The
definitive and most extensive artilce on the
Voyage of the FOX. Published by
the Police Gazette in 1896, the year this great cross Atlantic rowing by oar in an open boat took place.
The article confirms and links the legend that the publisher of
the Police Gazette, Richard K. Fox, sponsored this effort and
presented the two Norwegian American seamen, George Harbo and Frank
Samuelsen with solid gold medals for their feat
of
strength, endurance and courage.
Special thanks to William A. Mays, present Editor and Publisher to the Police
Gazette
for his year long search to discover this missing thread to a great story.
Bill Osmundsen
, Sculptor
Victor Samuelsen
, Project coordinator
Read the full story or download it from the original printing at the link below:-
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A modern Atlantic Ocean crossing by oar only was achieved by Jordan Hanssen and three other men on June 10, 2006. To read Jordan's endorsement of The Fox Sculpture Project
click here
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Read the Story behind Jordan's crossing at my blog:
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