Paul's Channel Swim 2012

Congratulations to Paul Hoffmon for completing his first Rottnest Channel Swim. Paul completed the gruelling 19.7km swim in 6 hours and 50 minutes; a fantastic achievement. But Rottnest is just the start of Paul's Journey.

Paul is currently in training for an English Channel crossing in July and all to aid the Starbright Learning Exchange. Starbright was set up to provide a learning exchange for early childhood educators in Australia and South Africa with a view to nuturing and educating young children orphaned by Africa's devastating AIDS epidemic.

Olympus is proud to support Paul in his endevour. If you wish to show your support, or read more about Paul's journey, please visit the Paul's Channel Swim 2012 website.

If you want to read more about the Starbright Learning Exchange, please click on their logo below.

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