Thorgalaeg
Deity
If you can swin a few kms non stop you could do it. maybe would need bit of training and mental preparation but the basis is already there.
If you can swin a few kms non stop you could do it.
This pic was taken from the road i must take daily to go from home to work. Background mountains are Africa, only 14 km away.
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I wish I swam more. It's good exercise. (which I need to do more of these days)
This pic was taken from the road i must take daily to go from home to work. Background mountains are Africa, only 14 km away.
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Greeks invented lies, as everything else.Where are the Hercules pillars ? Were there a lie ?
edit : Those naughty Greeks !
Yeah, distances look shorter at sea, until you are in the water.Doesn't look that far.
There are certificates for anything.I forced myself to swim every week half an hour after I stopped working. Felt real good. Did it for a year or so.
There were special hours for elderly and (otherwise) handicapped people, so that we could just make our meters without playing and chasing kids all over us.
Learned BTW swimming at primary school 3rd year or so. Always red eyes the rest of the day from the heavily chlorinated water.
Lots of water from small canals and pools here in NL. Swimming pools also a social place for teenagers.
Took care that my kids did toddler swimming and at age 4 started with their three swimming certificates. The last one, C, means also that you can swim with your clothes and shoes on, and swim underwater through obstacles.
Greeks invented lies, as everything else.
Tarifa:Maybe they're underwater ? Where You exactly live at ? (sorry to pry)
There are certificates for anything.
Tarifa:
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That small peninsula is the southernmost point of continental Europe, top is the Atlantic, bottom is the Mediterranean.
Greeks invented lies, as everything else.
But what about everything else ???No, there are definite lies on record in old Mesopotamian Cuneiform, Egyptian hieroglyphics, Shang-Dynasty oracle bones, Hebrew texts, and the oldest traceable of oral legends, long before the Greeks were anything more than a group of hinterland barbarians in the shadows of Minoan palace-cities....