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Well I fractured my leg not even a week into my egypt trip. Ffffuuunnnnn

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So i had yo switch hotels as there was no easy access yo the deep ocean at my last one. Slippery rocks made it impossible to get in safely. Anyway at a new hotel and got 15 minutes if open ocean swimming in before the sun went down and the life guard yelled at me. Still had a lot of fun. I plan to be in the ocean all day tomorrow. Tonight im gonna be lazy and get some seafood room service.

If you want to see a map of my swim check it out here, pull up satellite view:

Sharm El Sheikh Open Water Swimming

Check out my open water swimming activity on Garmin Connect.
connect.garmin.com/modern/acti

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The sea here in egypt is a bit of a mixed bag. The water was more than warm enough to enjoy, so thats nice. Also the outside is fairly warm at 27C / 80F and above. The problem is there is a constant fairly significant wind with no breaks and as result a decent current. You have to constantly exert effort to stay still and are fairly cold coming out of the water. Should be ok for scuba though.

The other problem is the beach is rocky and slippery, very dangerous with my back. My hope is ill find a better point to enter next time. I need a day more to recover from my travels before ive recovered enough to attempt a proper dive too

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The Book of the Month for November is Brideshead Revisited by Evelyn Waugh and the Track of the Month is Elegy (Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings) by Benjamin Britten.

phidoc.net/book_of_the_month.h

phidoc.net/track_of_the_month.

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The russian airport lounge has all you can drink vodka. Why am i not surprised.

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Interesting fact of the day: Before they brought the internet into Egypt it was just called Gypt.

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Has Joan Bakewell finally seen the light?

Twitter today @JDBakewell

"Save The NHS! I’m asking the govt in the House of Lords on Wednesday what plans they have to stop American Health Insurance companies buying NHS surgeries. Watch this space!"

Too late Joan
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From Feb 2021

theguardian.com/society/2021/f

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@freemo

However, there are theories that predict the preservation of information from one iteration of a repeating universe to the next. Rodger Penrose has proposed that once the universe expands to the point where measuring distance and scale become impossible, then that state of the universe could be considered a singularity for that reason (absence of scale), and we may be able to detect radiation from a previous iteration of the universe, if that's how it iterates. It's a highly speculative theory, obviously.

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Well i passed my pcr test and am in the airport.. its about 2 days of flight and layover time but in about 40 hours or so ill be in Egypt!!!

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"We were romantics. We didn't just read poetry. We let it drip from our tongues like honey. Spirits soared. Women swooned, and gods were created, gentlemen. Not a bad way to spend an evening, eh?" - Dead Poet's Society

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