Is anyone else into this pastime ?
Whether it's a lake, river or sea I love it especially if it has a diving board created by nature like a tree or rocks etc.
Would love to explore some new places especially if the waters clean ! 
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How do you catch the buggers when they're flitting about all over the shop ?"
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
There and to the left a bit |
"Be careful about jumping into wild water as you might not see stuff just below the surface and your body might go into temporary paralysis due to cold shock. "
And today's "sensible" post was bought to you by the letters B and S  |
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By *emini ManMan
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There and to the left a bit |
"Be careful about jumping into wild water as you might not see stuff just below the surface and your body might go into temporary paralysis due to cold shock.
And today's "sensible" post was bought to you by the letters B and S "
Mind you, having said that I do re member the Donald Pleasance voiced Public Information Film about the dangers of rivers/lakes...chilling!! |
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"Be careful about jumping into wild water as you might not see stuff just below the surface and your body might go into temporary paralysis due to cold shock.
And today's "sensible" post was bought to you by the letters B and S "
Yes, sorry - it’s my first aid training.  |
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"Be careful about jumping into wild water as you might not see stuff just below the surface and your body might go into temporary paralysis due to cold shock.
And today's "sensible" post was bought to you by the letters B and S
Mind you, having said that I do re member the Donald Pleasance voiced Public Information Film about the dangers of rivers/lakes...chilling!! "
I've seen that and it's as scary as fuck! |
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"Rivers and lakes for me. It's the jelly fish that put me off the sea"
Was working away abroad recently and there were loads of the buggers varying from the small thumb sized ones to dinner plate size ones |
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I love it and done it today. River Cher at Chenonceaux.
Third French river that I’ve been in this year.
At the risk of bragging - my highlight was in July. The Aveyron with my naughty nurse. A naked swim and a fuck while a snake swam past and a French dog walker winked and wished is a good afternoon. |
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Do it when I get the chance. Did a lot of wildswimming when I was an undergrad in North Wales. Plenty of mountain lakes to swim in, and the seas around Anglesey were full of life.
I'm lucky to do a bit in the dales and on holiday these days. |
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"Did you swim there. I wouldn't go near the buggers"
It was to late I was already snorkelling and felt something brush against my hand and I was amongst them.
Luckily the bigger ones were rare compared with the little ones. |
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"Did you swim there. I wouldn't go near the buggers
It was to late I was already snorkelling and felt something brush against my hand and I was amongst them.
Luckily the bigger ones were rare compared with the little ones."
Here in Dorset we have jelly fish the size of dustbin lids in summer although I've never been stung by the big ones I avoid them. |
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I scuba dive here in the UK and see jelly fish that to me look like Tesco shopping bags until they sting you.
Not nice when you’ve still got 20m if water between you and the surface
Open water swimming I didn’t get into until I did one in 2009 at Strathclyde Park and was instantly hooked.
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"Do it when I get the chance. Did a lot of wildswimming when I was an undergrad in North Wales. Plenty of mountain lakes to swim in, and the seas around Anglesey were full of life.
I'm lucky to do a bit in the dales and on holiday these days."
Those dark mountain lakes are freezing, makes you feel alive though  |
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Cant swim well and almost drowned in my fave place for this. A river bend with a natural gravel beach. The spot is privatly owned now with a sign to keep people out as they want the nature to return(too many peckerwoods leaving the place in a tip), but it had a natural mudslide and a cliff like area plus a rope swing and rapids upstream
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