Kelsey Pfendler arrives in Honolulu to complete a solo rowing trip from California to Hawaii, ending a nearly month-and-a-half voyage across the Pacific on a 21-foot rowboat named “Lily.” According to reports, she pulls into Honolulu harbor on Friday night and is greeted by hundreds of onlookers who gather to cheer her in. The journey is described as historic and record-seeking: Pfendler set out to become the first U.S. woman to row solo across the mid-Pacific, and to also achieve distinctions including youngest woman and fastest woman for the route. Local media report that she completes the approximately 2,400-mile crossing after spending nearly 45 days at sea. The accounts agree on the core details of her arrival, the timeframe of the trip, the boat’s name and size, and the significance of her attempt. The coverage centers on the completion of her solo journey and the records she aimed to establish as she returns to land in Hawaii.