OSS Swim the Thames #38 - Frogmill (Hurley) to Higginson Park (Marlow) - 10:00am Sunday 14 October 2012
Oyez! Oyez! News of the long-awaited mid-October swim #38.
Citizens of OSS Thames assemble at the car park (Pound lane / Court Garden) in Marlow adjacent to Higginson park at 10 of the clock, this sabbath day, Sunday 14th October, the year of our Lord, 2012, for the annual two and four fifths of a mile swim (4.6 of your French kilometres).
Bring three old florins (or new pounds) for those carriages which will be stabled here (£3.00 for 6 hours):
Citizens of OSS Thames, change into ceremonial garb and be relaid in selected chariots, to the Free Car Park of Hurley:
Citizens of OSS Thames process in company to yon Frogmill Spinney, and the fabled beach with the wooden bench, whereat citizens, plunge!
Citizens of OSS Thames swim to Hurley lock, keeping well to the right on the way past the weir as is the age-old custom. Thence, onwards to Temple Lock where loving waterside folk will bestow upon ye the sugared delicacies known as 'elevenses'.
After Temple Lock, swim to Higginson Park.
But beware citizens, the October chill. Exeunt promptly at earlier points should the cold set in; at about half way between Temple Lock and the Higginson Park exit:
http://goo.gl/maps/IuAQq on the (left) bank afore Bisham Abbey Sailing and Navigation School which venerable institution sits upon the opposite bank;
Or, a short way on:
Hardy citizens, if thou blubber does permit, the exit at Higginson Park be here:
Scramble out onto the man made quay, assisted by waterside angels and those known as 'tri-types'.
Citizens, undress from ceremonial garb revealing glowing and healthy flesh to passers-by.
Shuttle back to Hurley to retrieve carriages and thence to the *Flower Pot*, the traditional October hostelry favoured by popular demand.
Then eat, drink, and be merry and warm again.
This notice by decree of
Citizens Wellingham and Penrose and the citizen flathead pygmy stargazers of Frogmill* *
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Before signing up to join the OSS or partaking in any swims mentioned on this site or the Outdoor Swimming Society facebook page, please read the OSSswim responsibility statement. By signing up to join the society, or participating in any swims, or using any material on the Wild swim map you confirm that you have read and understand the OSS swim responsibility statement and accept its terms.
Sef Im not one of the hardy Thames swimmers posse, but I love reading your mad mailings!
Go well on Sunday everyone
Dee
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Dee Keane
Transformation Swimming Oxford
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From: ossoxon-bounces@earth.li [mailto:ossoxon-bounces@earth.li] On Behalf Of Sefryn Penrose Sent: 11 October 2012 17:34 To: OSS Oxon Subject: [OSS Oxon] OSS Swim the Thames #38 - Frogmill (Hurley) to Higginson Park (Marlow) - 10:00am Sunday 14 October 2012
Oyez! Oyez! News of the long-awaited mid-October swim #38.
Citizens of OSS Thames assemble at the car park (Pound lane / Court Garden) in Marlow adjacent to Higginson park at 10 of the clock, this sabbath day, Sunday 14th October, the year of our Lord, 2012, for the annual two and four fifths of a mile swim (4.6 of your French kilometres).
Bring three old florins (or new pounds) for those carriages which will be stabled here (£3.00 for 6 hours):
Citizens of OSS Thames, change into ceremonial garb and be relaid in selected chariots, to the Free Car Park of Hurley:
Citizens of OSS Thames process in company to yon Frogmill Spinney, and the fabled beach with the wooden bench, whereat citizens, plunge!
Citizens of OSS Thames swim to Hurley lock, keeping well to the right on the way past the weir as is the age-old custom. Thence, onwards to Temple Lock where loving waterside folk will bestow upon ye the sugared delicacies known as 'elevenses'.
After Temple Lock, swim to Higginson Park.
But beware citizens, the October chill. Exeunt promptly at earlier points should the cold set in; at about half way between Temple Lock and the Higginson Park exit:
http://goo.gl/maps/IuAQq on the (left) bank afore Bisham Abbey Sailing and Navigation School which venerable institution sits upon the opposite bank;
Or, a short way on:
Hardy citizens, if thou blubber does permit, the exit at Higginson Park be here:
Scramble out onto the man made quay, assisted by waterside angels and those known as 'tri-types'.
Citizens, undress from ceremonial garb revealing glowing and healthy flesh to passers-by.
Shuttle back to Hurley to retrieve carriages and thence to the Flower Pot, the traditional October hostelry favoured by popular demand.
Then eat, drink, and be merry and warm again.
This notice by decree of
Citizens Wellingham and Penrose and the citizen flathead pygmy stargazers of Frogmill
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OSS Oxon mailing list: OSSOxon@earth.li
http://www.earth.li/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/ossoxon
By joining any jolly jaunt with Jeremy and Sef you agree to abide by the Outdoor Swimming Society's Swim Responsibility Statement:
http://www.outdoorswimmingsociety.com/index.php?p=swimming_tips&s=responsib ility http://www.outdoorswimmingsociety.com/index.php?p=swimming_tips&s=respon... lity
Before signing up to join the OSS or partaking in any swims mentioned on this site or the Outdoor Swimming Society facebook page, please read the OSS swim responsibility statement. By signing up to join the society, or participating in any swims, or using any material on the Wild swim map you confirm that you have read and understand the OSS swim responsibility statement and accept its terms.
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Sefryn Penrose -
Transformation Swimming