
Full house at Cromer RNLI's Water Safety Talk
On Saturday 25 February, over 50 attendees came along to the Henry Blogg Museum to hear all about being safe when swimming in cold water.
Liam Fayle-Parr, the RNLI lead in Water Safety for the North and East, and also a cold water swimmer himself, took everyone through all aspects of staying safe in the water when sea swimming, including the impact of tides, waves and rips, and local beach information.
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