We are on our way out of the hotel, so no time to write, but here are some pictures. Click on the phots to enlarge.
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In the shipping lanes, in the middle of the swim, still many hours away from France. |
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Proof that made it: having clambered over some big and slippery rocks, I am the tiny figure celebrating in the middle of the picture. |
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Having swum back to th boat I am getting out of the water, face swollen after more than 10 hours in the water |
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Let's not forget what this swim was about. You can still contribute: see the buttons on top of the page! :-) |
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I couldn't have done it without my crew. From left to right: Marcel van der Togt (my coach and also successful Channel swimmer, me, my wife Asha, captain Paul Foreman, and deck hand Ray. The CS&PF observer is not in the picture, as he was taking it. |
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