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A Frenchwomans achievement, 1929. Creator: Unknown
A Frenchwomans achievement, 1929. La Performance d Une Francaise. 22-year-old Aimee Pfanner crossed the Channel, from Calais to Dover, by hydrocycle - a sort of bicycle affixed to water skis - in nine and a half hours. Cover of " Le Petit Journal Illustre". [France, 19 May 1929]
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Media ID 19124611
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Accomplishment Achievement Bicycle Bicycles Bike Channel Contraption English Channel Front Page Le Petit Journal News Petit Journal Success Waves Aimee Graphic Design Pedalling
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A Frenchwoman's Achievement, 1929 - A Remarkable Journey Across the English Channel
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. This print captures a momentous achievement in history - the extraordinary feat of a young Frenchwoman named Aimee Pfanner. In May 1929, at just 22 years old, she embarked on an audacious adventure that would leave the world in awe. The image depicts Aimee Pfanner pedaling her way across the treacherous waters of the English Channel on a unique contraption known as a hydrocycle. This innovative design featured water skis affixed to a bicycle, enabling her to glide over the waves with determination and grace. For nine and a half hours, Aimee battled against wind and currents, pushing herself beyond physical limits to conquer this formidable challenge. Her unwavering spirit and perseverance paid off as she successfully reached Dover from Calais - an accomplishment that left spectators astounded. Published on the front page of "Le Petit Journal Illustre" this photograph symbolizes not only Aimee's personal triumph but also represents female empowerment during an era when women were breaking societal barriers. It serves as a testament to human resilience and determination in overcoming seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Although little is known about its creator or origin, this remarkable image continues to inspire generations with its depiction of courage, strength, and unyielding ambition. It stands as a reminder that no dream is too big nor goal too far-fetched if one possesses unwavering dedication
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