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Swimming the length of Sri Lanka’s Coastline

A Scottish school girl raises funds to help under-served communities in Sri Lanka.

The Trinity Academy in Edinburgh conducts an annual sports tour overseas. This year Sri Lanka had been the chosen destination for a hockey and rugby tour for the school. The tragic terror attack on Easter Sunday in Sri Lanka and the following travel advisories led to the cancellation of this tour.
A sixth year student at Trinity Academy, Charlotte Drainer, decide to not let this unfortunate turn of events hold her back, putting aside her disappointment with the resolution to do what she could to help under-served communities in Sri Lanka…

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