WOODBRIDGE, England — Plunging into the ice cold river water, the eight members of the Deben Bluetits swimming group shrieked as their bodies adjusted to the frigid temperature. For Natasha Sonds, who founded Bluetits two years ago, so-called wild swimming is like nothing else. “It’s euphoric,” she said. “It’s just peaceful. It’s a place I…
A ‘not fit for purpose’ sewage system puts U.K. swimmers at risk in filthy waterways
