That is a good theory, Jude. I’m sure it must work somewhere. We thought it would in Greece, but it didn’t. And it had long gone off the boil at Newport when we dabbled our toes.
I’m not a sea swimmer, but there’s definitely something inviting about challenging the sea to just miss your toes, or maybe take a paddle, if it’s warm enough!
a paddle definitely . . .a swim maybe not!!
I agree. Warm sea needed for swimming. The paddle we had was bracing enough.
I might need to change my definitely to a possibly then!
September is the best month for a warm sea as it has had all summer to heat up 😊
That is a good theory, Jude. I’m sure it must work somewhere. We thought it would in Greece, but it didn’t. And it had long gone off the boil at Newport when we dabbled our toes.
Love the shore! Great post!
Thanks, Kendall.
Welcome, Tish!
Nice one!
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A paddle definitely!
I also love standing at the edge of the water and feeling the sand getting pulled out from under my feet when the waves retreat. 🙂
janet
Yes that is one good feeling. My feet benefitted from just your mention of it – sole memory 🙂
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You’ve talked me into it 🙂 🙂
I’m not a sea swimmer, but there’s definitely something inviting about challenging the sea to just miss your toes, or maybe take a paddle, if it’s warm enough!
We are of like minds on this, Debbie 🙂
A paddle…looks a bit cold for a bath!
Oooh, yes – just a paddle!
Yes, it does!
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