Hi PamHope your well and enjoyed your time in America with your son et al. I just wanted to say the web page is SUPERB!!I have been following all of your progress even though I have been unable to get off the island to join you... Maybe I willget a chance this year for one or two swims.I know that I'm missing out on lots of FUN! but Claire keeps me updated too.Take Care hope to see you soonRebeccaX From: pamjones@btinternet.com To: seedy@breakingglass.net; OSSOxon@earth.li; ossrats@earth.li Date: Mon, 9 Apr 2012 17:44:46 +0100 Subject: Re: [OSS Oxon] OSS Swim the Thames #22

That means that we reach kilometre 100 on the first anniversary. How neat is that? From: ossoxon-bounces@earth.li [mailto:ossoxon-bounces@earth.li] On Behalf Of Chris Dalton Sent: 09 April 2012 17:35 To: OSSOxon@earth.li; ossrats@earth.li Subject: Re: [OSS Oxon] OSS Swim the Thames #22 Hi Gang, I have updated the blog with all the details of the swims I missed over the winter up to and including today. I have also added a summary of Year 1. For those of you who don’t know, the blog can be found here: http://www.swimthethames.com I would encourage any of you who are interested to add your own words/thoughts/photos to the blog. Distance travelled today: 2.74 kmTotal distance travelled: 99.56 kmDistance travelled since Cricklade: 77.24 kmDistance remaining to Teddington Lock: 145.94 kmDistance remaining to Sea Reach No1 Buoy: 257.0 km (*) (*) – Updated distance as measured from OS map. CD _______________________________________________ OSS Oxon mailing list OSSOxon@earth.li http://www.earth.li/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/ossoxon

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