Dispaches
28 December 2017 | New York
06 October 2017 | Brooklyn, New York
14 September 2016 | Manhattan, New York
04 February 2016 | Malabo, Equatorial Guinea
03 February 2016 | Malabo, Equatorial Guinea
07 December 2015 | New York City, New York
07 December 2015 | New York City, New York
01 December 2015 | Brooklyn Bridge, NYC
29 November 2015 | Brooklyn, New York
26 November 2015 | Staten Island, New York
20 November 2015 | Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey
20 November 2015 | Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey
26 October 2015 | Atlantic City, New Jersey
12 October 2015 | Cape May, New Jersey
19 September 2015 | Ocean City, Maryland
04 September 2015 | Oyster Harbor, Virginia
17 August 2015 | Columbia, North Carolina
21 July 2015 | Carolina Beach, North Carolina
19 July 2015 | Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina
11 July 2015 | Charleston, South Carolina
US rower docks in Ocean City after crossing Atlantic Ocean
19 September 2015 | Ocean City, Maryland
Lisa Samuels, GCMEDIA
GC Media
Lisa Samuels
gcmedia@gmail.com
Victor Mooney of Queens, New York arrived at White Marlin Marina in Ocean City, Maryland today. Mr. Mooney successfully rowed across the Atlantic Ocean from the coast of Africa in memory of all those that died of AIDS, which includes his brother and to encourage voluntary HIV testing.
In a ten year period, Mr. Mooney made three attempts, which nearly cost him his life on multiple occasions. Now, the oarsmen is about one-hundred and fifty miles to New York's Brooklyn Bridge. The vessel, the Spirit of Malabo, will be donated to the United Nations.
Photo: Victor Mooney inside the Spirit of Malabo
Lisa Samuels
gcmedia@gmail.com
Victor Mooney of Queens, New York arrived at White Marlin Marina in Ocean City, Maryland today. Mr. Mooney successfully rowed across the Atlantic Ocean from the coast of Africa in memory of all those that died of AIDS, which includes his brother and to encourage voluntary HIV testing.
In a ten year period, Mr. Mooney made three attempts, which nearly cost him his life on multiple occasions. Now, the oarsmen is about one-hundred and fifty miles to New York's Brooklyn Bridge. The vessel, the Spirit of Malabo, will be donated to the United Nations.
Photo: Victor Mooney inside the Spirit of Malabo
| Vessel Name: | The Castaway |
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