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Skebadale Bay SwimCamp - 23.04.2022

23/4/2022

The Isle of Lewis has some stunning coastline which I love to explore. On this SwimCamping outing, Stuart and myself walked out to Skebadale bay, camped overnight and had a morning swim in the sea, checking out some of the Uig caves, channels and a natural arch. The place is teaming with sea life already and the water is so clear. Duckman was saying 8.2 degrees average. Thanks to Stuart for some of the photos.
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I've been a swimmer all my life and over the last several years I've done many challenging open water swims for charity all around our Islands which include the Sound of Barra & the Sound of Harris and both the Little & the Big Minch Channels to name a few.

Having a real passion for open water swimming, I spend a lot of my spare time looking for and discovering amazing new swim spots around the Islands.

I set up The Hebridean Sea Swimmers group in 2011 for all swimmers that live in or visit The Hebrides and it now has over 1000 members. I regularly meet up with visiting swimmers as I love to freely show off our Islands stunning swim locations.

SwimCamping and SwimHiking are my new adventures and having such an amazing playground on my doorstep is fantastic, double bagging my kit into the Lomo waterproof rucksack and swimming to an island for an overnight stay or longer is just the best.

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Skebadale Bay SwimCamp - 23.04.2022

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