Seemed noice down at Broulee, too. Tacoma Jim was our agent down there -- and took out the M40-49 category in the process: Good boy, yourself, Jim! -- and smsed us a couple of pics, which we tweeted. He couldn't tweet himself.
Results for both are on oceanswims.com now.
Tangalooma had stingers, we see from Twitter.
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I too love these Harbour swims. Well organised and with plenty of water safety positioned so as to keep us tracking in a somewhat orderly fashion between the buoys. And what about the two young girls taking care of the announcements and handing out the prizes, they were the icing on a very friendly cake.
ReplyDeleteI’m curious about the accuracy of these swims, did anyone use a GPS? Either the 1k was long or I was slow, truth be known I was probably slow anyway. What about the 2k, was it short?
Agreed - a great swim. I thought the 2km was short - perhaps somewhere near 1.8km judging on my time. But it was longer than last year!
DeleteShark harbour - wild ones,
ReplyDeleteI don't see you, you don't see me.
7 tagged bull sharks and 350 tagged swimmers
sharing Sydney harbour.
As the Manly ferry cuts its way to Circular Quay
The rain stopped for Malabar, Freshwater and Sydney Harbour - then started again. Somebody up there is feeling kindly towards the ocean-swimming community.
ReplyDeleteI love Richard's freestyle pome.