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Andrew Smilley Wins World Summer Games First Division

Under beautiful conditions – blue skies, clear water, light, cooling breeze in the peaceful Aegean Sea, Andrew Smilley of the Caymen Islands led the field of 35 athletes from 19 countries at the World Summer Games 1.5K open water swim from nearly start to finish. After Wesley Klumper (17) of the Netherlands jumped out to

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Rough, Remarkable, Renowned Rottnest Rewarded

The Rottnest Channel Swim Association was inducted as an Honor Organization in the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame ceremonies at the United Nations. The Rottnest Channel Swim Association has conducted over two decades of 19.7K solo and relay crossing of the Rottnest Channel in Western Australia and is truly one of the world’s greatest

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Blue Green Can Wipe Out Gold, Silver And Bronze

First, Facebook messages started to report that the Serpentine has reached 20°F (68°C). Then, the London Evening Standard reported that Serpentine’s poisonous algae puts 2012 London Olympics events in jeopardy. According to the publication, “…tests have found blue-green algae in the lake…swimmers are being warned they may suffer skin rashes, eye irritation, vomiting, diarrhea and

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