125 Bold & Beautiful swimmers.
Welcome to our 20 new swimmers this morning too ! I think that’s a record. 20 new people in one day… love it 🙂
It’s not surprising either, as the water is beautiful at the moment, with a lovely little wave to start and bring us home.
The water is clearing up nicely too and finally it’s warm !! So if you’re thinking about coming down for a swim don’t think for too long, come down and join us tomorrow, it’s gorgeous.
In fact why not come down early and enjoy the Bolderdash at 5.50 tomorrow morning too…
8 swimmers made the most of the great conditions today and enjoyed a bonus double lap into Shelly after our regular swim.
A lovely photo below of our half way ladies courtesy of Timberlie 🙂
Thank you to Manly Wine for another great monthly nibbles last night 🙂
There are only 10 B&B calendars left, so first in best dressed. If you want one please be quick…
Congratulations to Bec Keelan and Murray Stewart who got engaged yesterday !! Fantastic news, you guys make such a gorgeous couple. Congratulations 🙂
Unforunately Julie Cameron-Doe fell off her bike yesterday and has broken her elbow. We wish you a full and speedy recovery Julie.
Water Temperature 22.2
Air Temperature 20.5
Sunrise 5.45am
Sunset 8.08pm
Low Tide: 6.00am
High Tide: 12.19pm
4 comments
Peter Wood
December 29, 2011 at 12:20 pm
Regarding yesterday’s blog on the Pacific Ocean I’d like to ask a question. Yes the Pacific is the oldest, the largest, the deepest etc but its a question on the Poms. Are they BLIND…..how did they discover NZ before Australia when travelling across this ocean?
Tim
December 29, 2011 at 3:35 pm
Well, it depends on the direction one approaches this fine land.
this may help explain it: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/13/Karte_Cook_Seereise_nr1.png/800px-Karte_Cook_Seereise_nr1.png
If you travel from Pom Land via south America then head over the water, the first land you see would be NZ
Michael [EX CI]
December 29, 2011 at 5:08 pm
look to be good conditions for the Bolderdash in the morning!!
sea temp should hold up around 22c and the swell will be about the same and a little bit more from the south. [which is good]
Wind will be from the south, so no blueys and there will be SUN.
Dave
December 29, 2011 at 8:27 pm
obviously wanted to save the best for last Peter