Hardy swimmers started 2022 with a splash in New Year's Day Dook
HARDY swimmers started 2022 with a splash at the Royal West of Scotland Amateur Boat Club's New Year's Day Dook.
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HARDY swimmers started 2022 with a splash at the Royal West of Scotland Amateur Boat Club's New Year's Day Dook.
The Arbroath Dook at the town harbour is the first local fundraiser of 2022 for Cancer Research UK.
AS the end of 2021 approaches and we look forward to celebrating New Year’s Eve, we decided to look through the archives at previous new year…
The New Year's day dook was cancelled in 2021 - the first time in its 130 year history - due to the Covid pandemic.
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