Breezy start for Isle of Man Swim Safe
With fresh West North West winds Peel's RNLI Swim Safe session kicked off this morning (Monday 8 August) for another season.
The first day of Swim Safe in Peel on the Isle of Man was a fresh affair with fresh winds not detering the kids one bit. Everyone enjoyed the first session for 2016 which was held on Fenella beach under Peel Castle.
Attached are photos of the first session of RNLI Swim safe which is held at Peel on the Isle of Man.
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