10 Unusual Aquatic Events from around the World
Given the necessity of water for humanity's survival and the fact that 71% of Earth's surface is covered with water, it's really no surprise that there
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Given the necessity of water for humanity's survival and the fact that 71% of Earth's surface is covered with water, it's really no surprise that there
As the tide turns on another New Year, Esther Arthurson reflects on finding comfort in feeling adrift
Local resident Linda Flett organised the dip in Scourie Bay on Monday, January 1.
On New Year’s Day, Clay Township Supervisor Artie Bryson and Algonac Mayor Rocky Gillis took a dip in the St. Clair River for the first Loony Dook Clay Township Hogmanay Challenge.
Members of East Sutherland Rescue Association (ESRA) were on hand to provide water safety cover.