article_snippet: Laura, Isabel, Natalia and Emma on Natalia and Emma rowing machines. 
article_snippet: 7ft wide pink boat called Doris - describe themselves as 'ordinary'.
article_snippet: Laura Penhaul, 31, from Cornwall, is a physiotherapist for the Paralympics and is the team leader; Natalia Cohen, 40, from Manchester is a travel operations manager and has spent two decades living in countries in the developing world; Isabel Burnham, 30, from Cambridge works as a solicitor and Emma Mitchell, 29, from Marlow is an expedition manager for a travel company.
article_snippet: Taking on the challenge of a lifetime: Isabel Burnham, 30, from Cambridge works as a solicitor and Emma Mitchell, 29, from Marlow will row the Pacific in a 29ft long and 7ft wide pink boat called Doris .
article_snippet: The team (left to right)
article_snippet: Isabel, Emma, Natalia and Isabel Burnham, 30, from Cambridge works as a solicitor and Emma Mitchell, 29, from Marlow on board their pink boat, Doris, where their will be spending six months as their row 8,446 miles .
article_snippet: Emma and Laura in action on board Doris: 
article_snippet: The coxless crew (left to right): Isabel Burnham, 30, Emma Mitchell, 29, Laura Penhaul, 31 and Natalia Cohen, 40 all have day jobs and describe Isabel Burnham, 30, Emma Mitchell, 29, Laura Penhaul, 31 and Natalia Cohen,
article_snippet: The Coxless Four team rowers, Isabel Burnham (far left) and Emma Mitchell (second left) with team-mates Natalia Cohen and Laura Penhaul (top and bottom on rowing machines)
article_snippet: Left to right: Natalia, Isabel, Emma and Laura look forward to reaching labd - but won't allow Natalia, Isabel, Emma and Laura to get excited until Natalia, Isabel, Emma and Laura're in the shower .