In 1994, two friends set out to circle Earth without engines or sails; 13 years later, the journey ended after 46,505 miles and a crocodile attack
- PC: Kenny Brown; SidetrackedIn 1994, Jason Lewis and Steve Smith set out to circle the Earth using human power rather than engines or sails.
- Thirteen years later, Lewis completed the expedition after travelling 46,505 miles across five continents and numerous seas and oceans.
- In 2005, on the Cape York Peninsula in Australia, Lewis encountered a crocodile he estimated at 15 feet long.
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- PC: Kenny Brown; SidetrackedIn 1994, Jason Lewis and Steve Smith set out to circle the Earth using human power rather than engines or sails.
- Thirteen years later, Lewis completed the expedition after travelling 46,505 miles across five continents and numerous seas and oceans.
- In 2005, on the Cape York Peninsula in Australia, Lewis encountered a crocodile he estimated at 15 feet long.
Sources: Times of India