Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 04/12/2025Two of them are from @fergus-g.bsky.social, and one from me. :) 010 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 04/12/2025Hello folks! Apologies for the long time between posts. We have some new articles over on the blog - why don't you pop over, have a read of the three (I think!) new articles, and if you like what you see, subscribe? It's free! wildlyswim.comwildlyswim.comBadbryggorA collection of places I, unfortunately and probably for quite poor reasons, didn't swim while visiting Sweden this year. 100 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 14/09/2025Why not subscribe? wildlyswim.com#/portal/signupwildlyswim.comWildly SwimThoughts and stories about swimming. 000 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 14/09/2025I wrote a little post about sauna: wildlyswim.com/bastu-sa/ #sauna #bastu #skinnydipswildlyswim.comHorse Float SaunaWe'd get impatient and sit in there like frogs in a pot as it heated up. Gently stoking the fire while eating pizza and drinking beer. Waiting, waiting. 100 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 29/08/2025A blog post by @fergus-g.bsky.social has just gone live over on wildlyswim.com Why not subscribe? wildlyswim.com/maslins-beach/ #skinnydips #nudebeach #Adelaide #dondunstanwildlyswim.comMaslin's BeachMedia reports at the time of the proclamation indicate that the beach had a long history of use as an unofficial nude beach, but that those who did so were breaking the law. 011 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 24/08/2025A new post. Not as much fun as I would like. This one is about the algal bloom affecting the coast of South Australia. #climate #environment wildlyswim.com/beachless-su...wildlyswim.comBeachless SummerI hope this will be enough to be a wake-up call for the climate-change sceptics, and a call for the non-sceptics to double-down on efforts to do something. 021 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 20/07/2025Here t'is: wildlyswim.com/cassowary-fa...wildlyswim.comCassowary FallsTry to get in under the falls to experience one of those grounding and earth-connecting things: massage by falling water. Float around and bask in the glory of it all. 000 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 20/07/2025A blog post is about to go live on wildlyswim.com (in 10 minutes). You can subscribe here if you'd like to get this post directly into your inbox: wildlyswim.com#/portal/signupwildlyswim.comWildly SwimThoughts and stories about swimming. 100 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 16/07/2025wildlyswim.com/hartleys-cre... (no Näcken/Nixies to be seen...nor crocodiles for that matter)wildlyswim.comHartley's Creek and Flat RockThere weren't many other people there - only two small groups - and it felt pretty secluded and like you were part of a small secret club. 010 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 16/07/2025I'm on winter holidays right now in far north Queensland, and the waterfalls and swimming holes here are next level. 110 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 16/07/2025I grew up with Näcken luring people into the water. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nixie_(...en.m.wikipedia.orgNixie (folklore) - Wikipedia 100 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 16/07/2025I went back here after what I thought were some decent rains, and still nothing. I suspect this bit of creek only flows very occasionally. 000 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 15/07/2025Another Far North Queensland swimming spot write-up. Come along and read, and subscribe if you feel like it. wildlyswim.com/hartleys-cre... There are more posts coming - FNQ has a lot of swimming spots on offer. #blog #wildswimming #waterfall #skinnydipwildlyswim.comHartley's Creek and Flat RockThere weren't many other people there - only two small groups - and it felt pretty secluded and like you were part of a small secret club. 010 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 12/07/2025From tropical Far North Queensland, we have a new blog post. This is Mason's Swimming Hole in the Daintree Rainforest. wildlyswim.com/masons-swimm...wildlyswim.comMason's Swimming HoleIt's a very short walk from the cafe to the swimming hole. Past the blue tin asking for donations to swim in the swimming hole (you can also pay by card in the cafe or shop) on the little bridge over ... 020 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 23/06/2025It's been a while between posts, but here is a little writeup and a photo from a recent dip in the Quarry for the Winter Solstice. wildlyswim.com/winter-solst...wildlyswim.comWinter SolsticeIt's usually a dreary affair, the shortest day of the year. Waterproof jackets, scarves, and beanies coordinated with matching rain, wind, and cold. In 2022 the part of Adelaide I was in achieved a ma... 020 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 13/05/2025We've headed to Slovenia in today's blog post! Fergus G has written a lovely piece about Lake Bohinj. #Slovenia #wildlyswim #wildswimming #blog wildlyswim.com/lake-bohinj-...wildlyswim.comLake BohinjThe Slovenian tourist office likes to use a few strategically placed capital letters to emphasis the LOVE in Slovenia. After a visit to Lake Bohinj, it is easy see why. 002 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 09/05/2025It's so dry in South Australia. We're nearly 80% under our average rainfall at this time of year. Which does give me the opportunity to look for possible swimming spots before they're swimming spots. #wildswimming #swimmingspot #creekswimming wildlyswim.com/currency-cre...wildlyswim.comCurrency CreekIf it ever rains. 100 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 20/04/2025There are a dozen live posts about various swimming spots, so head on over and read the back-catalogue while you wait for Göteborg to become live. :) 000 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 20/04/2025I've scheduled a post to go live over on wildlyswim.com on Tuesday morning (central Australian time). This one will be about swimming around the archipelago off the coast of Göteborg in #Sweden, and a bit about one of the islands. #wildswimming #wildswimwildlyswim.comWildly SwimThoughts and stories about swimming. 100 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 19/04/2025Great White sharks have been spotted off Port Willunga recently, and a juvenile Great White has washed up on the beach in the last few days. Yikes. 000 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 19/04/2025New post: Port Willunga, South Australia. A magnificently beautiful beach. wildlyswim.com/port-willunga/wildlyswim.comPort WillungaWhen the wind blows just right, however, surfing becomes possible as the waves stand tall and break over the reefs that extend from Lions Head point. 000 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 13/04/2025Walking back from today's #wildswim. #wildswimming #wildlyswim 000 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 12/04/2025Definitely, but probably not as warm as you think in the water. It's basically Southern Ocean with currents coming up from Antarctica here. The air, on the other hand - significantly warmer! 000 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 12/04/2025I reckon I travelled through Fishguard heading from Ireland too London. Far too quickly. I wish I'd stopped along the way more. 010 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 12/04/2025Reminds me a bit of the Rock Pools on Yorke Peninsula here in South Australia: wildlyswim.com/rock-pools/wildlyswim.comRock poolsThe rock pools at Butler's Beach are some of the best I have experienced. Sheltered from the waves of Investigator Strait, crystal clear, and full of life. 110 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 12/04/2025Looks amazing! Where would I find this spot? I might need to add it to my bucket-list. 010 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 12/04/2025Hey #wildswimming enthusiasts! Feel like telling me about your favourite spots and showing me photos? I'd love to see them! 000 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 11/04/2025Let me know if you feel like writing it up for my little blog. :) I tend to aim for a personal but anonymous story about the place, a bit about the place itself, and a photo or two. 000 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 11/04/2025Yeah, I do. Love it. This was from a Winter Solstice swim a couple of years ago. 010 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 11/04/2025How good! I'll have to add it to the bucket list. We're planning to plan a trip to Tassie, so I'll make sure to include it. 210 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 11/04/2025My 10th #blog post is up! This one is about my the River Murray. There's another scheduled for Monday which is about swimming in #Stockholm. You can subscribe with RSS, or you can subscribe to receive new posts as an email. wildlyswim.com/the-murray/wildlyswim.comThe MurrayI sometimes joke that my bloodstream is part Murray water. At the moment it feels like the Murray water levels in my bloodstream is dangerously low. I've not visited enough in the last years. Life get... 000 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 11/04/2025This looks absolutely magnificent. What waterway is that? (If it won't invade your privacy, of course) 100 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 10/04/2025New blog-post. The quarry: wildlyswim.com/the-quarry/ An A- grade swimming spot. (Would be A+ if it had less rubbish).wildlyswim.comThe QuarryIt's better to walk in. It's just under 5 km as a roundtrip with 150 metres of elevation. Bring your dogs. 000 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 08/04/2025While I convalesce, I'm planning my next swim and blog post. I just wrote about this place - Punchbowl south of Adelaide. 000 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 08/04/2025Punchbowl south of Adelaide, SA. wildlyswim.com/punchbowl/wildlyswim.comPunchbowlKangaroos, koalas, emus, and echidnas have all been spotted. The dream is to spot a platypus there, but I can't imagine that will ever happen. 000 0
Reposted by Wildly Swimelliedavies.bsky.social @elliedavies.bsky.social · 10/03/2025This week's #PrintPromptMonday is water! Always a favourite theme in my work 🌊 #linoprint #printmaker #wildswimmer #mountains 0423 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 05/04/2025Because we're new I'm trying to get a bit of content up quickly on the website, so: another post is live wildlyswim.com/the-mylor-we... #wildswimmingwildlyswim.comThe Mylor WeirWalk down the easement. Past the cows (be polite - say hello). Then you're there. 000 0
Wildly Swim @wildlyswim.com · 04/04/2025That time I swam through the Durdle Door on the Jurassic Coast. #wildswimming wildlyswim.com/durdle-door/wildlyswim.comDurdle DoorApparently walking barefoot on pebbles is a good way of improving health (it’s called tap shek) – so consider my health improved! 000 0