Super-moon Sea Swim

It was, actually, the only sensible thing to do …

ansteyscoveHow’s this for an outdoors equation: the more apparently random and bizarre – the more joyful. Which is perhaps why we gathered on Sunday at dusk on a Torbay road, walked across a field and down to a cove. Then we watched as the sky and sea became delicate; pink-dusted, powder-blue. A shy almost supermoon edged from the water; initially translucent and hard to see.

moonpath
Then, as it darkened, we swam where the moon-path met the whale-road in now bright reflected lunar light.
And we smiled – a lot. And grinned. Then we emerged, dried off and ate buns in the dark. Bizarre and random? Not at all – actually, really, the only sensible thing to do.
Thank you arch instigators Ju, Jackie and Allan. Delightful to meet you Torbay Shoal members, and one of Two Blondes Walking. Where and what next, and when?!

Published by Belinda Dixon

I'm a travel & adventure writer (Lonely Planet), broadcaster (BBC Radio Devon & BBC Guernsey) and the British Exploring Society's media Leader on its 2016 Himalaya expedition. I write a blog that aims to inspire adventures; deliver inspiring training and record and edit powerful oral history archives.

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