General News
26 June, 2024
Invigorating swim
BRAVING the chilly waters, a group of keen locals swam from the Port Campbell jetty to the beach to mark the winter solstice.

The group – some in wetsuits, while others just in bathers – marked the occasion with the frigid swim on June 23.
What started as a last-minute winter dare more than 10 years ago has grown into a fun impromptu local event for locals game enough to brave the cold swim, with about 45 people taking part this year.
From swan dives, to cannon balls and even a backflip or two – swimmers launched themselves from the jetty.
They then had a quick swim to shore before donning warm clothing to recover from the icy water.
Attendees were invited to a bowl of hot soup at the Port Campbell Surf Life Saving Club following the swim.

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