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Photos of where you swim
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23-03-2016 3:33pm#1Well, one of my goals for the year is to actually go a bit more often into the sea since last year was the first year I swam in water colder than 18 degrees or so (I'm coming from Croatia) so it was quite a shock when I got into 13.3 degrees as part of my first Irish triathlon. With that in mind it would be nice to see some of your swimming areas so please share n:)
Today I went to a cliff nearby Dalkey with a colleague from the company and took a fast dip (legs for more than a minute, body in for 10 sec or so :rolleyes: ) in 8.3 degree sea - was a real shocker, but legs loved it actually so I plan to go for a short dip once a week now with first swims (in swimsuit, obviously
) probably round middle of May. Actually, this week I'm visiting Connemara so I might actually jump into the ocean for a bit :P
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ocisorrenta wrote: »Hi Aces,
I had the opposite experience to what you are having last year as I visited Croatia for the first time; I have never, ever been in water so hot. It was actually too hot for me! I went in August and it was probably nearly 30C in the water, and a lot hotter outside - so I still spent all my time swimming.
If you have not swum at Portmarnock or Malahide, you should try it - lovely sandy beaches and views up there.
Cheers,
Thx for the tip, they look lovely on pictures
- I was doing some plunge pool session lately but plan to return to sea jumps next week
Yeah, it can be rather hot there, but I hope you liked the views and sea in general (really clear if you've been choosing your swim locations wisely ) 0 -
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Myrtleville this morning.
Sea still pretty warm, aiming to keep going till spring, in just swimmimg togs. Temp will drop quite a bit by March so we will see!
Very popular with locals with about 15 swimmers about this morning in the 30 mins I was there.
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