View of indoor swimming pool at the Women's City Club of Detroit. Swimmers, wearing bathing caps, are lined up at edge of pool, kicking the water. Women and girls sit at card tables and chairs poolside. Stamped on back: "Mar 28, 1946."
Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library
Unofficial world record goes to Sophie Etheridge in 29:04.
The English Channel experiences strong tidal currents that can vary in direction and intensity. These currents can make it difficult to swim in a straight line, potentially pushing swimmers off course. Tidal changes occur several times a day and can significantly impact a swimmer's progress.
Once the harsh winter is gone, when come the good and easier days, we often encounter bears swimming by the ice edge. Polar bears are extremely capable of having fun alone with whatever they find 🐻❄️ !.