Hundreds at Bude swim

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Friday, January 04, 2013
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AROUND 800 people of all ages were in the sea for the annual Christmas Day swim while thousands watched at Bude's Crooklets Beach.

"At 9am it was blowing hard and raining, but by the time of the swim at 11am it cleared up and was not too bad. The atmosphere was terrific," said the official starter Peter Vickery.

  1. HAPPY FACES:  From left, Mel Johnstone, Ruth Bate and Julia Dovatt.

    HAPPY FACES: From left, Mel Johnstone, Ruth Bate and Julia Dovatt.

  2. ON THEIR WAY  Hundreds of people turned out for the annual Christmas swim in aid of Bude Surf Life Saving Club.

    ON THEIR WAY Hundreds of people turned out for the annual Christmas swim in aid of Bude Surf Life Saving Club.

The swim was actually started by Tivita Moyle, grandson of surf club stalwart the late Mick Moyle, while two other grandchildren, Olivia and William Moyle, took part in the swim, which was watched over by a surf club rescue team squad.

Afterwards drinking chocolate, mulled cider and sausage rolls were available in the clubhouse.

Buy one get one free on main courses and specials excludes fillet steaks. Equal prise meal or cheapest free

Terms: Mon-sat 12-2pm
Sun-Thur 6-9pm.

Contact: 01209 700617

Valid until: Friday, May 24 2013

All sponsorship proceeds, which are still coming in, will go to the club, and around £1,500 was put into collecting buckets on the beach.

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