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Thirty years after the first person rowed solo across the Tasman Sea in 1977, Crossing the Ditch was the effort of Justin Jones and James Castrission, known as Cas and Jonesy to become the first to cross the sea and travel from Australia to New Zealand by sea kayak. Setting off from Forster, New South Wales on 13 November 2007 in their custom-designed kayak Lot 41, the two-man expedition succeeded after previous attempts, including the fatal journey of Andrew McAuley, had been unsuccessful. They arrived at Ngamotu Beach, in New Plymouth, New Zealand on 13 January 2008.

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rdfs:label	Crossing the Ditch (en) Ekspedisi penyeberangan laut Tasman (in)
rdfs:comment	Ekspedisi penyeberangan Laut Tasman dilakukan oleh dan , dua pemuda dari Australia. Mereka menyeberangi Laut Tasman, dari Australia ke Selandia Baru hanya dengan menggunakan kayak. Ekspedisi ini memegang sebagai ekspedisi menyeberang lautan terpanjang yang dilakukan dengan menggunakan kayak berkapasitas dua awak. Percobaan untuk menyeberangi Laut Tasman dengan kayak pernah dilakukan sebelumnya oleh pada Januari 2007, namun gagal. Andrew dikabarkan menghilang 65 km sebelum mencapai Selandia Baru, kayaknya dapat ditemukan, tetapi tubuh Andrew tidak pernah ditemukan sampai sekarang. (in) Thirty years after the first person rowed solo across the Tasman Sea in 1977, Crossing the Ditch was the effort of Justin Jones and James Castrission, known as Cas and Jonesy to become the first to cross the sea and travel from Australia to New Zealand by sea kayak. Setting off from Forster, New South Wales on 13 November 2007 in their custom-designed kayak Lot 41, the two-man expedition succeeded after previous attempts, including the fatal journey of Andrew McAuley, had been unsuccessful. They arrived at Ngamotu Beach, in New Plymouth, New Zealand on 13 January 2008. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.crossingtheditch.com.au http://www.racerecon.com http://www.tracplus.co.nz http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/.stm http://www.smh.com.au/news/world/if-youre-into-extremes-youll-get-their-drift/2007/11/20/.html
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has abstract	Thirty years after the first person rowed solo across the Tasman Sea in 1977, Crossing the Ditch was the effort of Justin Jones and James Castrission, known as Cas and Jonesy to become the first to cross the sea and travel from Australia to New Zealand by sea kayak. Setting off from Forster, New South Wales on 13 November 2007 in their custom-designed kayak Lot 41, the two-man expedition succeeded after previous attempts, including the fatal journey of Andrew McAuley, had been unsuccessful. They arrived at Ngamotu Beach, in New Plymouth, New Zealand on 13 January 2008. The expedition holds the world record for "the longest trans-oceanic expedition in a double kayak by two expeditioners". A significant aspect of this undertaking was the use of the internet to allow the public to track the progress of Lot 41 in real time, and message the crew. Photographs and podcasts from the crew were made available just hours after they had been transmitted from the craft. (en) Ekspedisi penyeberangan Laut Tasman dilakukan oleh dan , dua pemuda dari Australia. Mereka menyeberangi Laut Tasman, dari Australia ke Selandia Baru hanya dengan menggunakan kayak. Ekspedisi ini memegang sebagai ekspedisi menyeberang lautan terpanjang yang dilakukan dengan menggunakan kayak berkapasitas dua awak. Percobaan untuk menyeberangi Laut Tasman dengan kayak pernah dilakukan sebelumnya oleh pada Januari 2007, namun gagal. Andrew dikabarkan menghilang 65 km sebelum mencapai Selandia Baru, kayaknya dapat ditemukan, tetapi tubuh Andrew tidak pernah ditemukan sampai sekarang. (in)
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