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Jeremy<div>Wish I could be with you for this catch-up but am still away until July 11th, so will have a lot of catching up to do when I get back. But hope to see you again further down-stream!</div><div>Peter<br><br><div><hr id="stopSpelling">Date: Thu, 16 Jun 2011 21:48:51 +0100<br>From: jeremy@wellingham.com<br>To: ossoxon@earth.li; ossrats@earth.li<br>Subject: [OSS Oxon] Swim the Thames #2 - catchup for those that missed it Water Eaton to Castle Eaton (Red Lion)<br><br>
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Details of Swim #2 (Catch up for those that missed it the first time
around) in OSS Oxford and Reading's Swim the Thames event series.
This is the second swim of the OSS Swim the Thames event and we will
pick up where we left off at Water Eaton footbridge. Hopefully by
now the Thames will be deep enough to allow for more swimming than
wading. The swim will combine swims 3 and 4 and some of swim 5 from
Michael Worthington's book <span class="ecxtext_exposed_show">- 'I
Love the Thames' - and will cover about 4km.<br>
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We will be meeting at 10:30 on Sat 25 June 2011 in the Red Lion
car park at Castle Eaton (marked by the green arrow). We have
promised we will eat lunch there at the end of our swim.<br>
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<a href="http://tinyurl.com/CastleEatonRL" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"><span>http://tinyurl.com/CastleE</span><wbr><span class="ecxword_break"></span>atonRL</a><br>
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The swim will be from Water Eaton footbridge (marked by green
arrow)<br>
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<a href="http://tinyurl.com/WaterEatonFoB" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"><span>http://tinyurl.com/WaterEa</span><wbr><span class="ecxword_break"></span>tonFoB</a><br>
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to the Red Lion. We will walk up stream to the Water Eaton
footbridge along the Thames path to familarise ourselves with the
river.<br>
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Then swim back to the Red Lion for lunch. The Red Lion is the
first pub on the Thames and the grounds go down to the river so
must be part of the Swim the Thames experience. Following our
experience with swim (wade) #1 this is going to require a decent
pair of 'feet' - a pair of surf boots with thick grip soles - but
you can get cheap shoes of the kind that you can buy at the beach
for very little and they'll do, either on their own, or with a
pair of wetsuit socks which are again quite cheap. (See OSS
Facebook Wading shoes discussion<br>
<a href="http://www.facebook.com/topic.php?uid=55781602829&topic=17110" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"><span>http://www.facebook.com/gr</span><wbr><span class="ecxword_break"></span><span>oup.php?gid=55781602829&v=</span><wbr><span class="ecxword_break"></span><span>app_2373072738#!/topic.php</span><wbr><span class="ecxword_break"></span><span>?uid=55781602829&topic=171</span><wbr><span class="ecxword_break"></span>10</a> ).<br>
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By attending you confirm that you are a member of the OSS and have
read and accepted the OSS swim responsibility statement:<br>
<a href="http://www.outdoorswimmingsociety.com/index.php?p=swimming_tips&s=responsibility" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"><span>http://www.outdoorswimming</span><wbr><span class="ecxword_break"></span><span>society.com/index.php?p=sw</span><wbr><span class="ecxword_break"></span><span>imming_tips&s=responsibili</span><wbr><span class="ecxword_break"></span>ty</a><br>
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See you there!<br>
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Jeremy & Sef<br>
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<span>Oxford@outdoorswimmingsoci</span><wbr><span class="ecxword_break"></span>ety.com</span>
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