Wild Waters Ocean Swimming
Katie L. MastersAn ocean swimming Substack for wild water swimmers and lovers of the marine environment.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 36 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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Daylight shrinks to ten hours
How are you spending this winter solstice?
I’m writing this on the eve of the winter solstice, one of my favourite days of the year. The southern hemisphere has reached its maximum tilt away from the sun and here in Western Australia the d...
One year salty: a swimming & writing anniversary
Twelve months ago I pushed publish on the first article for Wild Waters: An Ocean Swimming Journal for Curious Swimmers. It was a gentle piece about…peace. About how the ocean is the place to go for solace, but also adventure; and how openi...
How I took care of my body during a month of swimming
The WWF Earth Hour Challenge60 & my 6 pillars of big swim self-care
The final day was cold, wet and rainy in the morning. I had been swimming for an hour every day in March and I couldn’t finish this way – it needed to be a celebration – s...
It's Tuesday morning and the skies are promising rain
It’s Tuesday morning and the skies are promising rain. The ocean charts show swell around 2 – 2.5 metres, high tide and moderate winds from the north-west. As far as perfect swimming conditions go, this is not it. But my body is yearning fo...
Dry docked
A curated list of ocean stories to read, watch, and listen to when the season turns
Yesterday was the first reminder of winter swimming at Yallingup, an ancient limestone lagoon shaped by aeons of south-west winds and wild Indian Ocean swe...
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Ocean swimming writer based in South-West Western Australia. If my skin isn't salty there's something wrong.
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