yes, its too late to sign up for this year's event, but with the BIGGEST FIELD EVER, it is going to be a really good show. The best place to be (other than in the water) will be on the water, and (lucky you!) there are still a few spots available to sign up as an official observer. I have served in this capacity, and it really is a great way to watch it all unfold, and there is no better way to get a good look at the course in case you are thinking of signing up for 2012.
Go to the website www.nycswim.org
This is going to be a battle this year!
See ya there
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Colorado Represents Open-water Swimming (CROWS) with four participants in this years MIMS.
Joe Bakel, a successful English Channel crosser from Ft. Collins, CO.
Eliz Albritton-McDonald another English Channel success from Bellvue, CO
Cliff Crozier, completed the Catalina Channel from Littleton, CO
Sarah Thomas, although from Texas has been living, working and training in Englewood, CO for the past several years and crossed the Catalina Channel last year.
Not bad for a land locked state where lake really means reservoir.
inland altitude swimmers were well represented last year as well with triple crowner Craig Lenning and Katie Raymond.
Colorado Represents Open-water Swimming (CROWS) with four participants in this years MIMS.
Joe Bakel, a successful English Channel crosser from Ft. Collins, CO.
Eliz Albritton-McDonald another English Channel success from Bellvue, CO
Cliff Crozier, completed the Catalina Channel from Littleton, CO
Sarah Thomas, although from Texas has been living, working and training in Englewood, CO for the past several years and crossed the Catalina Channel last year.
Not bad for a land locked state where lake really means reservoir.
inland altitude swimmers were well represented last year as well with triple crowner Craig Lenning and Katie Raymond.
