25/09/2021 Here comes another one

Above: Here comes another one – but each swim is different and the mornings have more light and it arrives a lot earlier.

A 6.30amish Bolderdash (which I have not done for a while) with Carel, Inge, Jason and Keith. 

Above: Here comes another wave and Jason has that steely look of determination at the start of his swim.

Above: Jason, Inge, Carel and Keith at the North Steyne stop on the way to Queenscliff.

Above: Here come four fish doing what fish do on the sea grass on the way back in from the point.

Above: Suzette and Lainey with today’s temp.

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Here comes another sunrise but each day is different.

Air Temp (at 7am) : 17 degrees

Sea Temp: 16.7 degrees

Sunrise: 5.40am

Visibility: Varying

Conditions: Changing

Here come’s another one – actually maybe not

Above: Here comes a bunch of pics of people with pink caps on.

QUOTE FOR SATURDAY

I have completed the #ClimateSwim. 12 days, 7.8 gruelling kilometres. I feel relieved, exhausted, cold. And worried.

The melting we have seen on the Greenland Ice Sheet will impact all of us. We have a very small window to act. We now need all hands on deck to solve the Climate Crisis

Lewis Pugh

UN Patron of Oceans

Time’s up.

Here comes the signoff.

Look after each other, enjoy our beautiful ocean and give a word of encouragement to those who need it in these times.

Stay safe – remember it ain’t over till it’s over.

Oosty