Swimmers pose for a pic at this morning’s ‘Welsh Island’ Classic ocean swim @ Narrawallee
The Narrawallee ‘Welsh Island’ Classic Ocean Swim 2023
Greg Young reports on today’s ‘Welsh Island’ Classic II Ocean Swim.
“Sunrise on the horizon, blue skies and great water conditions provided for a beautiful morning, swimming the ‘Welsh Island’ Classic.
Mingling swimmers @ Osprey, before heading down track to start the swim. Quick water brief on beach then off, under way.
Thanks again to Dave & Ian [on boards] for our water safety. Although water was a little stirred up, clarity wasn’t too bad. Water temperature was excellent.
A few of our swimmers decided one way was enough, [No big deal] they walked back to Osprey.
All back on beach, breakfast / coffee was in order. Excellent spread of food on table was very much appreciated by All.
Oopps… Along with our own baristas handling machines – Chris & Ian, job well done.
All in All great morning Cheers Greg”
(Pics courtesy of Greg, Sue, Hans and Ed)
Comments:
“A really wonderful morning with a terrific bunch of swimmers”. Sue.
“Great article and pics. Thanks” Johnny Sarich, Charleville, Qld.
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A beautiful sunrise greeted the swimmers entering the water for the ‘Welsh Island’ Classic ocean swim
Entries are now open for this year’s ‘Golden Flipper’ Award.
Ed forwarded this pic of one swimmer who attempted to take a short cut across Welsh Island.
Links for the Mollymook swimmers web site: https://www.mollymookoceanswimmers.com.au
Alternatively, go to the local Destination web site and scroll down to sub-heading
‘Mollymook Ocean Swimmers‘ Destination Mollymook Milton Ulladulla
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