![Wodonga's Angela Lawrence and Rosie Arnel are raising money for the McGrath Foundation under team name But A Dream as part of an unassisted rowing challenge from Spain to Antigua and Barbuda. Picture by Atlantic Campaigns Wodonga's Angela Lawrence and Rosie Arnel are raising money for the McGrath Foundation under team name But A Dream as part of an unassisted rowing challenge from Spain to Antigua and Barbuda. Picture by Atlantic Campaigns](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/beau.greenway/78c48df6-150f-473f-b590-251424ae974c.jpg/r0_0_4128_2752_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
Rosie Arnel must have thought this moment would never arrive.
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![Rosie Arnel and Angela Lawrence depart San Sebastian on the Spanish Canary Islands to start the 4800-kilometre Atlantic Challenge on Monday. Picture by Atlantic Campaigns Rosie Arnel and Angela Lawrence depart San Sebastian on the Spanish Canary Islands to start the 4800-kilometre Atlantic Challenge on Monday. Picture by Atlantic Campaigns](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/beau.greenway/11fd5881-f616-40fe-b3f9-28f36aa1be71.jpg/r0_0_1052_701_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
The pair started the endurance event, under the name But A Dream, which is set to take around two months to finish, on Monday.
Mrs Arnel's brother-in-law Dean Arnel travelled to support the duo and said they were well prepared.
"I think the mental aspect is the biggest challenge they're facing," he said.
Updates on Mrs Arnel's and Ms Lawrence's progress will be provided on But A Dream's Instagram and Facebook feeds.
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