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Changing (Worlds longest Ocean relay)

© arnold hams

Changing (Worlds longest Ocean relay)

Uploaded: May 21, 2005

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f 9.5, 1/1000, canon 17-35l, Indian Ocean, Western Australia, Jeremy Hams swimming with Justin Power entering the water, 21st february 2004, 12.31p.m.
The Rottnest Swim is a 19.2km swim between Cottlesloe beach and Rottnest Island W.A.
Competitors may swim solo, duo or teams of 4 and about 2000 persons and 1000 boats are involved.

Comments

Sam H. Warriner May 22, 2005

nice angle, this is great #252492

arnold hams May 23, 2005

Thanks for the comment Sam, I checked out your gallery and thought that you had some nice photos - Arnold #1384029

June 20, 2005

Fun capture! #1494298

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