I found the coolest, open-water blog for the San Francisco Bay area. It's called "Just Add Water." It has lots of amazing info regarding Alcatraz swims, the South Coast Rowing Club, Nutcracker swims which are swims form Candlesteick Park to Aquatic Park and these swims nicknamed the Sunriser Swims where you jump off a pier to begin the swim and end up on the other side of the city when you're finished. Great adventures therein. My kind of people. Here is a link to the site and I have also included a permanent link in the right hand navigation: [Link]
Sunday, April 08, 2007
"Just Add Water" has entered the building
I found the coolest, open-water blog for the San Francisco Bay area. It's called "Just Add Water." It has lots of amazing info regarding Alcatraz swims, the South Coast Rowing Club, Nutcracker swims which are swims form Candlesteick Park to Aquatic Park and these swims nicknamed the Sunriser Swims where you jump off a pier to begin the swim and end up on the other side of the city when you're finished. Great adventures therein. My kind of people. Here is a link to the site and I have also included a permanent link in the right hand navigation: [Link]
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Thanks for the add! To give a little background and clarity - all of the swims are under the South End Rowing Club. A "Sunriser" swim means people who are members of the SERC swimming in the early morning hours any swim in the Bay organized out of the club. A "Nutcracker" is for SERC swimmers who have met certain requirements (can swim well outside of Aquatic Park cove) and are long/challenging swims in the Bay such as a Candlestick, AT&T or round-trip Alcatraz swims. :-)
AWESOME!
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