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Places We Swim Australia
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Here it is, our new book - PLACES WE SWIM SYDNEY. A city guide for water-loving people. We’re so excited to share it with you! The book features beaches, ocean pools and harbour baths, walks to gorges and waterfalls, and the city’s favour
Wishing you were here in a steaming hot spring this morning? As Victoria goes into lockdown and other parts of the country close borders, we’re remembering times when driving freely across the country to states like South Australia was no big d
Despite all the covid action in Melbourne at the moment, there are places that were slated to reopen this week for the first time in months. Weeks after many public pools resumed activity in Victoria, the beloved Fitzroy Pool opened again yesterday,
Back at it in this bean-shaped, 30-metre pool. #placesweswimSYDNEY
It’s been three years since our first visit to outback Australia and we were lucky to be invited to a few remote pools in Indigenous communities. Like pools across the country, these facilities often serve as a de facto meeting place. They are
Usually when we drive between Melbourne and Sydney we’re racing along the Hume Highway, max 90kms in our 20 year old van. But if you take the coastal road (the longer, more scenic route), Bermagui is an ideal place to stop. The charming seaside
A wintery reflection from Ormiston Gorge, and some of the coldest water we’ve ever dipped our toes in. In Central Australia in the West Macdonnell Ranges, these red gorges peel away to reveal blue, cloudless skies. The temperature gets warm in
21 June marks the winter solstice in the Southern Hemisphere, the shortest day of the year, and usually the morning when @dark_mofo hold their nude solstice swim in Hobart. These winter months hold a powerful energy for regeneration, renewal and self
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