Marty Widrick, Sven Karrlson spent 28 days stranded at sea
Marty Widrick and Sven Karrlson documented their 28-day journey being stranded in the Caribbean Sea.
Mary Widrick and Sven Karrlson are all smiles on their trip at sea in December 2020.Photo by: Marty Widrick
This is a view of the open sea that Marty Widrick and Sven Karrlson encountered along their 28-day journey.Photo by: Marty Widrick
Marty Widrick smiles while wearing a life jacket on board the sailboat that would become their home throughout their 28-day ordeal.Photo by: Marty Widrick
Sven Karrlson soaks up some sunshine while he steers his sailboat in the Caribbean Sea.Photo by: Marty Widrick
Marty Widrick and Sven Karrlson watch the sun rise on the horizon from their sailboat in the Caribbean Sea.Photo by: Marty Widrick
Sven Karrlson sleeps below deck on his sailboat during their 28-day journey.Photo by: Marty Widrick
Sven Karrlson sleeps above deck on his sailboat in the middle of the Caribbean Sea.Photo by: Marty Widrick
This is all Marty Widrick and Sven Karrlson had to work with throughout their 28-day ordeal.Photo by: Marty Widrick
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