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Swimming Picture of the Week - June 10, 2010

Posted by Glenn Mills on Jun 10, 2010 01:57PM (1,667 views)

I drive across it every day, and the thought that goes through my head is, "It's such a good bridge, why would someone swim instead of drive?"

In honor of all of us participating in the 4.4-mile Great Chesapeake Bay Bridge swim this weekend...here's a few early morning shots (on the way to practice), of our sighting helper.

Have a great swim, everyone, and for you Eagleman triathletes this weekend, I'm glad I only have to run into the water.

  


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Responded Jun 14, 2010 09:59PM

Hi Glenn...maybe open water swimmers can use this bridge as a landmark as a sighting spot...no way they can miss it!!!!

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