This weekend, if you're in Devon, do please come to a talk I'm giving with my friend and swimming buddy Matt Newbury. It's called Coastal Capers and Aquatic Adventures (yes!), and is revealing some of the swimming secrets of Torbay, a part of Devon that - till now - has been frequently overlooked by wild swimmers. The Bay has the most amazing social and cultural history of swimming, as well as a stunning coastline with caves, coves, cliffs and corals. Come and join us at St Anne's Hall in Babbacombe, Torquay, on Sunday 10th June. Tickets are £6 and include a trip afterwards on the quirky Cliff Railway to Oddicombe Beach where you can have a dip and a free coffee at the cafe, and share swimming stories with fellow enthusiasts! Map showing the venues here.
Friday, 8 June 2012
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This weekend, if you're in Devon, do please come to a talk I'm giving with my friend and swimming buddy Matt Newbury. It's called Coastal Capers and Aquatic Adventures (yes!), and is revealing some of the swimming secrets of Torbay, a part of Devon that - till now - has been frequently overlooked by wild swimmers. The Bay has the most amazing social and cultural history of swimming, as well as a stunning coastline with caves, coves, cliffs and corals. Come and join us at St Anne's Hall in Babbacombe, Torquay, on Sunday 10th June. Tickets are £6 and include a trip afterwards on the quirky Cliff Railway to Oddicombe Beach where you can have a dip and a free coffee at the cafe, and share swimming stories with fellow enthusiasts! Map showing the venues here.
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