Meet the 21-year-old from North Yorkshire aiming to be the youngest female solo rower in Atlantic challenge
Watch Amy Lea's report on Jasmine's row across the Atlantic above
A 21-year-old woman from North Yorkshire is hoping to prove that anything is possible - in spite of a global pandemic - as she starts her final preparations for a single-handed row across the Atlantic in December.
Jasmine Harrison from Thirsk is aiming to be the youngest female solo rower ever to complete the annual Talisker Atlantic Challenge while raising money for charity.
Jasmine was inspired to give the race a go after finding herself at the finish line of a previous race while volunteering in the Caribbean.
It won't be an easy task and the 21-year-old from Thirsk has been stockpiling food and supplies to take with her on her epic journey as well as training on board her boat at Hartlepool Marina.
In 58 days time, the race across the Atlantic will start from La Gomera in the Canary Islands before finishing in Antigua in the Caribbean.
For Jasmine and her family getting to the start line has been the biggest challenge so far but now her focus is on the small matter of a 3000-mile row.
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