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One of the most experienced individuals regarding swimming across the Catalina Channel is the indomitable Forrest Nelson. A one-way crossing, a two-way crossing, summer time crossings, winter-time crossings, observing, escorting, feeding and supporting, Forrest has done it all. The most reasonable and recommended straightest tangent between Catalina Island and the Southern Californian mainland is between […]
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Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. BBC BREAKFAST’S LOUISE TO DOUBLE UP AT SWIM SERPENTINE BBC Breakfast presenter Louise Minchin is so excited to be taking part in the first ever Swim Serpentine she has decided to swim twice! Experienced swimmer Louise will take part in the one-mile mass-participation swim on Saturday 24 September and
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. The Toronto Island Lake Swim is a multi-distance open water swimming competition in Toronto, Canada. It has events of 750m, 1.5 km and 3.8 km in distance and is part of the Canadian Open Water Swim Series and the Canaqua Sports Open Water Swim Series. Over 55,000 have watched
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Trailer courtesy of MacGillivray Freeman Films from the IMAX documentary Journey to the South Pacific.
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Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Skip to Navigation Skip to Content LOGIN SIGN UP HOME BUSINESS REAL ESTATE NEWS EVENTS SPECIALS My Sunshine Coast USC student Chelsea Gubecka off to Rio Published: 8th of July 2016 Comments: 0 Sport and Fitness University & TAFE Social: AddThis Sharing Buttons1924 Chelsea Gubecka at the USC Pool
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