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Print this entrySwim Pic of the Week - July 9, 2009
From practice this morning. Just a beautiful morning and we really enjoy swimming outdoors finally.
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nice pics! how early in the morning is this? swimming outside is the best! |
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Caption (Black Eyed Peas): Let's get it started! I've been outdoors for a month now. It's the best! |
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We're swimming from 5:30 - 7:00 am. |
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#3 The sun arrives! |
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5:30am!! that's what i call determination!...with a twist of craziness.. seriously, i thought i was hardcore getting up at 6:30 to swim every morning. you guys are champs! |
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outdoor swimming pool with sea sight, it looks so nice... Why God ?... why do I live in a cold country ! ;-) |
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You're lucky to have outdoor pool ! In cold countries only indoor pools, closed before 9 am, so no sunrises. |
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Laurie, I do not call 5:30am craziness, sometimes it is simply necessity. I like the lane ropes. Nicely thick and not brocken :) |
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awesome! with that kind of pool. I will never miss practice. |
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Ooh pretty. I also get to swim outside, steps away from beautiful Lake Erie. ;) |
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Great shots Glenn, but when are you going to get Evan a cap that fits him and teach him how to tuck his hair in :) I might even be motivated to swim that early at this pool. Spectacular view. Is that the Chesapeake Bay? |
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That's his "surfer dude" side. I have to remind him when we're talking videos or still shots to pull up his SUIT! :) |
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Oh... yes on the Chesapeake Bay. Your son is looking at this today, only just a bit further up the Bay, but very close. |
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1st picture- From coaches perspective to his swimmers, "these lane lines ain't gonna put themselves in." Swimmers perspective, "who needs lane lines, we can just practice open water"
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Nice Wiken! |
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Picture 1 - which is which, pool or open water?
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