I recently read Mornings with Rosemary by Libby Page and was smitten. Full on book crush after, which lead me to checking out the authors Instagram, which took me down a rabbit hole of amaziness? I scrolled for an hour reading her posts and discovering there is actually a name for something I’ve been doing for years. Libby has an account named The Swimming Sisters and has tons of photos of her and her sister swimming together. Lakes, streams, pools, rivers, if it has water they swim it! I had no idea people who love to go out and take a brisk swim are called wild swimmers, and there is accounts and books and so many articles about it. Whenever we travel I love searching for waterfalls or rivers and taking a dip. The water always freezing cold yet exhilarating. It makes me feel so alive and free. I was set to interview Libby for the Woman’s National Book Club and was researching Libby and the art of wild swimming, and that’s how I came across this beautiful book by Lynne Roper. Wild Woman Swimming is basically Lynne’s journal of all of her wild swims, locations, who she went with, how it made her feel, and unfortunately the story of how cancer slowly took her life. I really enjoyed reading this book and felt inspired and ready to find more locations to swim in the wild.
“It’s a spiritual experience, sliding through wild water. Worries dissolve, my mind is liberated; thoughts flow and glide and play like dolphins. My soul swims wild.” Lynne Roper
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I recently read Mornings with Rosemary by Libby Page and was smitten. Full on book crush after, which lead me to checking out the authors Instagram, which took me down a rabbit hole of amaziness? I scrolled for an hour reading her posts and discovering there is actually a name for something I’ve been doing for years. Libby has an account named The Swimming Sisters and has tons of photos of her and her sister swimming together. Lakes, streams, pools, rivers, if it has water they swim it! I had no idea people who love to go out and take a brisk swim are called wild swimmers, and there is accounts and books and so many articles about it. Whenever we travel I love searching for waterfalls or rivers and taking a dip. The water always freezing cold yet exhilarating. It makes me feel so alive and free. I was set to interview Libby for the Woman’s National Book Club and was researching Libby and the art of wild swimming, and that’s how I came across this beautiful book by Lynne Roper. Wild Woman Swimming is basically Lynne’s journal of all of her wild swims, locations, who she went with, how it made her feel, and unfortunately the story of how cancer slowly took her life. I really enjoyed reading this book and felt inspired and ready to find more locations to swim in the wild.“It’s a spiritual experience, sliding through wild water. Worries dissolve, my mind is liberated; thoughts flow and glide and play like dolphins. My soul swims wild.” Lynne Roper
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2020
“It’s a spiritual experience, sliding through wild water. Worries dissolve, my mind is liberated; thoughts flow and glide and play like dolphins. My soul swims wild.” Lynne Roper
Beautiful story that will inspire you!
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2020
I recently read Mornings with Rosemary by Libby Page and was smitten. Full on book crush after, which lead me to checking out the authors Instagram, which took me down a rabbit hole of amaziness? I scrolled for an hour reading her posts and discovering there is actually a name for something I’ve been doing for years. Libby has an account named The Swimming Sisters and has tons of photos of her and her sister swimming together. Lakes, streams, pools, rivers, if it has water they swim it! I had no idea people who love to go out and take a brisk swim are called wild swimmers, and there is accounts and books and so many articles about it. Whenever we travel I love searching for waterfalls or rivers and taking a dip. The water always freezing cold yet exhilarating. It makes me feel so alive and free. I was set to interview Libby for the Woman’s National Book Club and was researching Libby and the art of wild swimming, and that’s how I came across this beautiful book by Lynne Roper. Wild Woman Swimming is basically Lynne’s journal of all of her wild swims, locations, who she went with, how it made her feel, and unfortunately the story of how cancer slowly took her life. I really enjoyed reading this book and felt inspired and ready to find more locations to swim in the wild.Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2020
“It’s a spiritual experience, sliding through wild water. Worries dissolve, my mind is liberated; thoughts flow and glide and play like dolphins. My soul swims wild.” Lynne Roper
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