Kiko Matthews To Give A Talk At The George IV For Chiswick RNLI

Kiko Matthews To Give A Talk For Chiswick RNLI

She overcame serious illness to row the Atlantic solo in 49 days

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Following the diagnosis of a life-threatening illness, Kiko Matthews decided to challenge herself by attempting to row the Atlantic. In March 2018, she became the fastest female to row the Atlantic, solo and unsupported, some 4819 km from Gran Canaria to Port St. Charles, Barbados in just over 49 days.

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Kiko will talk about her experiences at a charity fundraising event in aid of Chiswick RNLI. On Tuesday, 12 February from 7.30-8.30pm at the George IV pub on Chiswick High Road.

Drinks and pub food/snacks available before and after the talk.

To learn more about the lifeboat station go to www.chiswicklifeboat.org.uk. The RNLI is independent of Coastguard and Government and is entirely supported by voluntary contributions.

February 10, 2019