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The pool looks tempting: shall I run towards it, take a giant leap for girlkind and jump in? I guess better not, it's pretty cold outside and the water is probably freezing. I don't want to fall ill.
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Introduced in November 2011 the Grand Prix Series provides our swimmers with an additional opportunity to race against high quality opposition, usually in long course format, at key periods of the competitive season.
The Meets are open to all swimmers throughout Scotland and entries are also be welcomed from across the UK and overseas. The series consists of three meets hosted in Inverness, Edinburgh and Aberdeen. Each meet will follow the same format with swimmers scoring points based on performance at each meet. The prize fund is £5,000 and will be earned by the leading swimmers across the series, with prizes for the best overall swimmers (male and female) and for individual categories. Meets may also be entered on an individual basis but swimmers must contest at least two of the three meets in order to be eligible for prize money.
A full programme of 50m, 100m, 200m and 400m events are swum together with Women's 800m and Men's 1500m Freestyle. 100 & 200m events have both A & B finals.
The North District Grand Prix is the Phase 2 Meet for selection onto the Scottish
Commonwealth Games swimming team.
Phase 2 will be used to select swimmers for any individual and relay events remaining
after Phase 1 and for relay alternates if required.
I've done this sketch a few times before. My interest in drawing people has changed in the past year. You'll notice how the emphasis has gone from the building last summer to the people in this one. I'll be doing more of these. It's a blast to people-watch poolside.
Is it a bit too pervy to sketch folks at your pool?
swimming pool on the 35th floor of the sheraton in downtown seattle; best viewed large; with the original size you can almost swim in the pool; the composition was created from a set of 14 shots (no tripod) with my samsung digimax 401 (4 megapixel) using autostitch;