We had a beautiful morning swim, after Karen, Cheryl and Noah went for their runs. I swam two laps with Noah first and then two laps with Karen, just shy of two hours. The skies were blue and the air temperature was 17 degrees Celsius, or 70 degrees Fahrenheit. The water was 63 degrees F. We just got a call from pilot Andy, who said he took the first swimmer, Bill Bradley from San Francisco early this morning. He said there is a 90% chance that I will be swimming early tomorrow morning. Andy told us to give him a call at 7:30 p.m. tonight (our time) to talk more. This is now a resting and eating day. The crew is heading to the grocery store, Sainsbury's (it's not a Piggly Wiggly, but they do have orange shopping bags) for supplies. High tide for tomorrow is at 3:22 a.m. (5.97m), and low tide is 10:33 a.m. (1.62m). The next high tide is at 3:24 p.m. (6.08m) and low at 10:55 p.m. (1.69m). Sunrise at 5:53 a.m. (England time). Sunset tomorrow is 8:02 p.m. Game time!
Use the link below to track my swim LIVE tomorrow. When you wake up tomorrow, I hope to be halfway done.
http://www.spotadventures.com/user/profile?user_id=75248
The crew has been very busy unpacking groceries, slicing canned peaches (heavy syrup), building and bagging sandwiches, alerting friends and family, packing our medical and clothing bags, fixing salmon and a fish native to Scotland for dinner. We ate rice, veggies, pasta, and fish for dinner while rockin' out to Van Morrison's Domino.
Use the link below to track my swim LIVE tomorrow. When you wake up tomorrow, I hope to be halfway done.
http://www.spotadventures.com/user/profile?user_id=75248
The crew has been very busy unpacking groceries, slicing canned peaches (heavy syrup), building and bagging sandwiches, alerting friends and family, packing our medical and clothing bags, fixing salmon and a fish native to Scotland for dinner. We ate rice, veggies, pasta, and fish for dinner while rockin' out to Van Morrison's Domino.
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