swimming in the jolly sea

mimififi | 17:18 Mon 17th Jul 2006 | Body & Soul

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Hi there,

just took the kids and a coupla towels down to the beach (2 mins away) and had a swim in the sea for an hour and a play on the beach;

Why does swimming in the sea make you feel so good? Is there a physiological reason about being in salt water, or is it just the outdoorsiness?

Either way, me and the kids feel great, about to have tea and a fitful night's sleep; I love living here!

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B00

lucky you living by the sea!

Think it's a mixture of sun and the vigours of swimming that have left you feeling great.

Where is it you live by the way?

naz_nomad

It's all the ''FERTILIZER'' in the sea that makes you feel great...

mimififi

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That could be the reason, hehehe.

Hi BOO, we live near CHichester. It's so lovely. The beach is shingle so nice and clean and even the baby loves going in. I guess she is going to become a right beach bum!

Still, it's a nice life esp in this hot weather.

zaskar

I was near chichester, down at Selsey last night for a swim... really nice... I reckon it makes us feel so good as as we are 80%(?) water ourselves...

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