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Practicalities of sea swimming

WhiteWalls · 2021-08-12 23:32:34

What do most people do with belongings while they are swimming, eg car keys? Also if one is travelling in their car afterwards, how dry can one actually get if they are travelling for say 15-20 mins? Should I join the dry robe brigade?! Thanks

13-08-2021 12:32am

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WhiteWalls

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What do most people do with belongings while they are swimming, eg car keys? Also if one is travelling in their car afterwards, how dry can one actually get if they are travelling for say 15-20 mins?

Should I join the dry robe brigade?!

Thanks

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#2 18-12-2021 10:20am

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Tow float, put essential stuff in it. As for drying out it’s fairly quick but the feeling in your toes and feet takes hours to come back😂

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