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Catherine Breed becomes first person to swim the length of California

Catherine Breed has become the first person to swim the entire coastline of California, completing her journey from the northern tip to the Mexico border. She faced numerous challenges, including severe weather conditions, during her nearly four-month swim.

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Catherine Breed, a 33-year-old ultra-endurance swimmer, has made history by swimming the entire coastline of California, from the northern tip to the Mexico border. Her journey, which took nearly four months, involved navigating challenging conditions, including sharks and 8-foot waves. Breed celebrated her achievement on a beach in San Diego after completing the swim during a year of significant super El Niño weather.

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  • Catherine Breed swam the entire California coastline.
  • She is the first person to complete this swim.
  • The journey took nearly four months.
  • She faced challenges including sharks and 8-foot waves.
  • Breed celebrated her achievement in San Diego.
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‘It was so magical’: the 33-year-old who made history swimming the length of California

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Catherine Breed becomes first person to swim the length of California