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“She may be nuts but Ill bet you when she is 70 years old she will look like she is 30″
If I jump off Joey’s dock every Saturday all winter I will become young again? How much do I have to pay him? Do I have to wear a jock strap? Is Sean really 90 years old?
thank you, but i’m completely embarrassed…this is nothing–
NYswimmer Julie Sheldon a few weeks ago swam 17.5 M in 6hours 14 minutes, water temperature was 55°–through the major shipping channel, from Battery to Breezy Point: rough waters.
Two friends, Rachel Golub and Cristian Vergara spent almost 2 hours in the 40° waters of the Strait of Magellan!
I’m just floating abit, buoyed by a ring of beer flab. Just impossible to resist a dip in such incredibly pristine brine!
I was being a tad sarcastic when I said that 52 F was toasty. That takes a little dedication. And practice. I think we should convince Joey to dive off the dock each afternoon and he can keep it up until Christmas. Like lifting the baby bull every day. Soon the bull is large.
Switch “4.7 million Scoville units!!!” to “47 degrees Fahrenheit!!!”
What better way to underline the attractions of Gloucester Harbor than to swim in it every day?
RT @hh_1930: I love this season of year, when it comes time for @Joey_C's indignant tweets toward other people's lobster roll recipes. #FF!Joey_C's Twitter Feed6 hours ago
Good for them for not desecrating it with lettuce or celery or a French baguette! RT @GDTnews: Best lobster roll? bit.ly/KcXssOJoey_C's Twitter Feed6 hours ago
As long as supplies last if any GMG folks want a bumper sticker but can't drop down the dock, just send a self addressed and stamped envelope longer then 7 and a half inches and I'll drop one in the mail for you.
Send the self addressed and stamped envelope to the dock at 95 East Main St Gloucester Ma 01930 care of Joey (put my name in big letters to make sure it gets to me)
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It’s not below 50 F and in the harbor I bet you can add two degrees. That’s toasty. ;-O
47-48 is the “wee bit nippy” cut off point where a wetsuit is called for.
She may be nuts but Ill bet you when she is 70 years old she will look like she is 30
“She may be nuts but Ill bet you when she is 70 years old she will look like she is 30″
If I jump off Joey’s dock every Saturday all winter I will become young again? How much do I have to pay him? Do I have to wear a jock strap? Is Sean really 90 years old?
Freakin’ NYC People. They’re Crazy!
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That was a delightful video. Thanks for introducing me to this brave/crazy woman.
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She is my hero!! tough and gorgeous!!!
thank you, but i’m completely embarrassed…this is nothing–
NYswimmer Julie Sheldon a few weeks ago swam 17.5 M in 6hours 14 minutes, water temperature was 55°–through the major shipping channel, from Battery to Breezy Point: rough waters.
Two friends, Rachel Golub and Cristian Vergara spent almost 2 hours in the 40° waters of the Strait of Magellan!
I’m just floating abit, buoyed by a ring of beer flab. Just impossible to resist a dip in such incredibly pristine brine!
This is excitement for us Glosta people. We don’t get over the Bridge much.
I was being a tad sarcastic when I said that 52 F was toasty. That takes a little dedication. And practice. I think we should convince Joey to dive off the dock each afternoon and he can keep it up until Christmas. Like lifting the baby bull every day. Soon the bull is large.
Switch “4.7 million Scoville units!!!” to “47 degrees Fahrenheit!!!”
What better way to underline the attractions of Gloucester Harbor than to swim in it every day?
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