12-way Lake Windermere Crossing Cold But On Course
Teammates Liane Llewellyn, Thomas Noblett, Keith Bartolo, Michelle Lefton, Michelle Sharples and Dee Llewellyn reported that the team started at 7:30 pm yesterday on their 126-mile relay during a cold, windy stormy night on Lake Windermere.Swimming well as they forge to a world record 12-way crossing of Lake Windermere, Dee and Liane (shown on left) reported that they are “all cold and shaky in the 10-11°C (50-51.8°F) waters, but raring to go [to finish this swim].”
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