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Heart of the Sea

Heart of the Sea

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Heart of the Sea

2015

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Every day, Australian Damien Rider is haunted by his abusive childhood. Determined to find his peace, and ensure it happens to no other child, Damien sets upon an 800km solo paddle from his home in Coolangatta to Bondi Beach.

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