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Monday 28 March 2016 – Easter Monday

Stats – 376+ swimmers, 28 newbies, 23.7 degrees C. I arrived in the dark, Manly Council have already gone back to AEST.   No company for a 6am Shelly so I walked to the point.   The tractor had already finished it’s sweep of the beach.   Jo & Capless Dave swam with the 6.30 Drinky Express....

27/03/2016 Happy Easter

Happy Easter from the Bold & Beautiful! Plenty of Easter bunnies turned up for a swim!   A lovely                         Newsy bit at the bottom: B&B Swim School is Back   Join Pacific Jules Coach Sarah Anne for an hour at Shelley Beach to...

The Boulderdash ! …..  & how it gets organised !

Drinksy and his faithful crew  getting down in the dark for their 6.30 swim, ten minute’s before the Boulderdashers at 6.40 !     Martin gets an early start on his Boulderdash.   Here is some of Boulderdash crew ! Derek, Michelle, Nicky, Greg F, Greg M, Michael, Louise, Sue, Jason, Kerry, Elaine, Karen, Martin, Rachael, Shelley K, Lips.....

22/3/16 Warm with a patch of cool

Craig with Chris showing off his brand new wet suit. (Not that he really needed it –Yet!) The water was a lovely warm 24 degrees but the air temp was a cool 16 degrees. We had this strange cool layer on the way to Shelly. Maybe its natures way of getting us ready for the...

21/03/16 – Long Slow Sigh

Dark, grey and 15deg air temp, not very inspiring. But waiting at The Point in 23.4deg water, with raindrops teasing the surface into a bluegreen velvet and a solar disc sunrise peaking down beneath the cloud canopy, the morning began to feel more like a long slow sigh… Hey, you know that new-age saying, ‘Breathe...

20/03/2016 Equinox

Mornin’ all. Inner Westies here. Yep, winter is on its way. Air getting fresh but water gorgeous and no jimbles or jellies. In case you’re wondering about why equinox is today and not tomorrow, the leap year is the reason. So start getting those wetsuits out of moth balls – let’s all try and keep them off...

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