Mum who completed World's Toughest Row race across Atlantic Ocean now planning West Highland Way walk with son
Leanne Maiden, 42, who lives in Scotland, has become the first South African woman to achieve the 3,000-mile feat.
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Leanne Maiden, 42, who lives in Scotland, has become the first South African woman to achieve the 3,000-mile feat.
A mum-of-two who has just completed a solo row across the Atlantic Ocean is already planning another adventure - but this time she's staying on dry land and will be joined by one of her young sons.
A Glasgow mum has made a record-breaking voyage across the Atlantic ocean called "the world's toughest row".
Leanne Maiden, 42, become the first South African solo woman to conquer "the world's toughest row" a 3,000-mile voyage across the Atlantic from La Gomera to Antigua.
Leanne Maiden, 42, became the first South African solo woman to conquer 'the world's toughest row' - a 3,000-mile voyage across the Atlantic from La Gomera to Antigua.