Well done you.
I'll swim in 12c water in Cornwall in May but December/January... Forget it.
I'll swim in 12c water in Cornwall in May but December/January... Forget it.
Anyone going for a New Years swim in the sea tomorrow?
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Originally Posted by Tissy:
“I'm going to watch them in saundersfoot
Over 1500 entered last year !
http://www.itv.com/news/wales/2016-0...ears-day-swim/”
“I'm going to watch them in saundersfoot
Over 1500 entered last year !
http://www.itv.com/news/wales/2016-0...ears-day-swim/”
Love it! Its mad isnt it, what on earth possesses people, I still dont know.
I also found this below, I didnt know about this and this is just up the road from us, I could have gone then as well!
http://www.kentlive.news/brrr-ave-sw...ail/story.html
Originally Posted by Croctacus:
“Well done you.
I'll swim in 12c water in Cornwall in May but December/January... Forget it.”
“Well done you.
I'll swim in 12c water in Cornwall in May but December/January... Forget it.”
Well just looking at a sea temp website for Ramsgate which is the nearest I could find, it was 10c today!!
How can that be? It felt like about 4!
I don't think the sea temperature changes that much. It's the air temperature that makes you feel the cold.
There was the annual charity swim today in Abersoch, North Wales for the RNLI. Sea calm, weather bright and nearly as many there as in August though not all swimming!
Son in law is a regular but of course my daughter has to look after the children on dry land!
It is not a bad reminder of how you would feel if you really did need the RNLI to come to your aid.
Son in law is a regular but of course my daughter has to look after the children on dry land!
It is not a bad reminder of how you would feel if you really did need the RNLI to come to your aid.
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