Constance's solo circumnavigation of Lake Superior is a remarkable feat of endurance, determination and passion for adventure. In her daring 57 day expedition, she embarked on a journey paddling the world's largest freshwater lake, covering nearly 1,200 miles of rugged shoreline, navigating through impenetrable fog and dramatically changing water conditions. Along the way, she paddled past towering cliffs, picturesque lighthouses, through majestic sea caves and across pristine waters, experiencing the beauty and isolation of the lake like few others have.

Paddling alone on this remote and powerful lake requires skill, preparation, and a sense of adventure. This expedition was not just a physical challenge, managing her chronic illness, but one of mental resiliency, as she embraced the solitude of solo travel, the demands of self-sufficiency and the mental strain required to navigate Lake Superior's often unpredictable conditions.

Her journey not only highlights the physical limits of what one can achieve but also underscores the deep bond that forms between an adventurer and the natural world when faced with such an incredible challenge.