For most of us January is full of New Year’s resolutions and doing more exercise is usually at the top of the list. How about an icy swim that is as good for your body as for your soul?
http://youtu.be/BsTLWWwVgkY
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Swimming in Ireland’s Biggest Pothole
I hesitate to call this ‘open water’, but the you go :-P
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2012 WOWSA Man Of The Year – Stephen Redmond
Ireland’s open water swimming legend Steve Redmond has been named the 2012 World Open Water Swimming Association’s Man of The Year for last July becoming the first person in the world to complete the epic Oceans Seven challenge. Read the Irish Examiner
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Behold Floating Lights, an interactive display made of illuminated pool floats
“Floating Lights†is a 65 foot wide interactive display in which illuminated pool floats act as colorful pixels. Viewers can create designs on the display by turning individual floats on and off. Read Laughing Squid
Floating Lights in Fête des Lumières from Travesías de luz on Vimeo.
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2012 Polar Bear Swim Charles Mill Lake
Annual January 1st Polar Bear Swim at Charles Mill Lake near Mansfield, Ohio. First time for my wife and son.
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Seal spotted swimming in flooded British field 50 miles inland
In an amateur video viewed on YouTube more than 12,000 times, a seal is spotted clambering over flood defences at Fen Drayton lakes in Cambridgeshire. The reserve is more that 50 miles from the coast at Kings Lynn in Norfolk, where the seal is thought to have entered the river Great Ouse. read The Guardian
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Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia – Lonely Planet travel video
One can always dream :-)
http://youtu.be/uIFtlKCZ-dk
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CC photo #368: Istanbul 2012 (miniature mode photo)
Just a photo from the FINA 2012 World Swimming Championships (25m) in Istanbul, Turkey, me playing with the ‘miniature mode’ camera setting. By the way, interesting how Kazan 2015 was more visible at the meet, than Barcelona 2013.
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Polar Bear Plunge Coney Island
Hundreds of hardy swimmers rang in 2013 with a plunge into the icy sea off Brooklyn’s Coney Island, an area struggling to recover from Superstorm Sandy.