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Woman endures icy waters to swim Loch Ness - BBC News
Loch Lomond: Two adults and child die in water in Scotland | The Independent
Surge in loch and river drownings prompts warning over open swimming
Top 5 First Aid incidents in Open Water Swimming - First Aid Training Cooperative
Strokes of genius: the beauty and calm of wild swimming | Swimming holidays | The Guardian
Wild swimming in Scotland... come and explore Islay | Peatzeria
Wild swimmers face 'toxic pesticide health risk' in lochs and sea from 220 Scots salmon firms, report warns
Where to go Wild Swimming in the Highlands | Visit Inverness Loch Ness
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How to avoid deadly cold water shock after river and lochs tragedies across Scotland - Daily Record
Police warning after six people die in Scotland's waters in just over 24 hours | Evening Standard
Wild swimming expert warns of the dangers of lockdown dips | Cumnock Chronicle
North Lanarkshire Council - Be aware of the dangers of swimming or playing in open water. Canals, rivers, reservoirs and lochs can look inviting and a good way to cool down during
Safety warning for open water swimmers following death on Loch Lomond - Daily Record
Wild Swimming in LOCH NESS!!! - YouTube
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Dangers of cold spelt out to wild swimmers in Scotland
Wild Swimming in a Heatwave: Here are 9 expert open water swimming safety tips you need to know before heading to the beach, river, loch or lake | The Scotsman
Cold water shock' warning after two men drown in Loch Lomond - Daily Record
Sustainability | Free Full-Text | Freshwater Wild Swimming, Health and Well-Being: Understanding the Importance of Place and Risk
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7 Beautiful Places for Wild Swimming in Scotland - Watch Me See
The Subversive Joy of Cold-Water Swimming | The New Yorker
