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Gould’s happy to be all at sea IT is a crisp morning on the beach at Bicheno, on Tasmania’s East Coast.

Bloody legend Mark Northeast, swum In every Danger 1000, 18 in total.
Great fun today!

Our thoughts with CTOR member Craig Morgan, the victim of a hit run driver whilst out on a training ride.
It appears the incident happened last Saturday morning in Wandana Heights, Geelong.
'The Age' reported the incident. Craig is in a serious but stable condition.
We all hope for the best possible outcome.
Take care friends.

Get wet, get involved!

Cousins Tours & Travel Get set for the 2012-13 Great Victorian Swim Series!
The races have been chosen so get out your diary and set aside the following days to fulfill your summer swimming goals. And, give yourself a chance to WIN a trip to Europe for a swimming tour in 2013 just by simply entering the series.

Go Codie!

Codie Grimsey - PISBTW Cody is the 2011 Australian 5km National Champion and has competed at the World Championships at both the 5km and 25km events. Cody is also the Pier to Pub c...

Keep swimming

Masters Swimming - You Tube Promo Masters Swimming promotional video

Saturday 9th January 1999

Sunday 1st March 1998, 400mtr swim/12km bike/4km run

Saturday 28th February 1998, 5.5km Ocean Swim.

Friday 6th January, 2012. 8km Run. This event has traditionally been held at 7pm on the first Friday of each year. This year saw the event starting at 8.30am, for the first time. The change was made, because last year's event, run in 36 degrees, placed runners at risk. It was decided that an 8.30am start would greatly reduce that risk.

Saturday 28th January 2012. 1.2km Ocean Swim. It was the 20th anniversary of the Queenscliff swim, a CTOR favourite. Blue water, great t-shirts and Greggie, who flew in from Darwin. Back to Airey's Inlet after the swim for Coronas and a Mexican feast prepared by Ursula, Simon, Bella and Tashi. A great finish to a great day.

Men's 5km Ocean Swim. Wed 21st March, 2007, St Kilda,
Lurz Thomas of Germany got the job done in 56.49.6, 2nd Drattsev Evgeny (Russia) 59.50.7, 3rd Gianniotis Spyridon (Greece) 56.56.7. David Browne was the top Australian competitor who came in at 7th place in 57.07.3