#1 Click this link to see News Photos page --> 08/22/2012 #4
In this photo provided by Diana Nyad via the Florida Keys News Bureau, endurance swimmer Diana Nyad is aided after she was pulled out of the water between Cuba and the Florida Keys early Tuesday, August 21st 2012. Nyad has ended her fourth bid to swim from Cuba to Florida after four days of storms, jellyfish stings and shark threats.
#2 Click this link to see News Photos page --> 09/04/2013 #2
U.S. long distance swimmer Diana Nyad, 64, walks to dry sand, completing her swim from Cuba as she arrives in Key West, FL, September 2nd 2013. Nyad has become the first person to swim from Cuba without a shark cage.
#3 Click this link to see News Photos page --> 10/14/2013 #4
Long distance swimmer Diana Nyad waves after completing her 48-hour “Swim for Relief” to help victims of Hurricane Sandy in New York’s Herald Square. Nyad’s 48 hour continuous charity swim raised more than $100,000 for Hurricane Sandy recovery and came little more a month after the 64-year-old made her historic swim across the Straits of Florida without a cage. At 96 miles, her pool swim was shorter than her 110 mile swim in the sea.
