The day started at the Ohio State University McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion.
I got there close to 6:30 AM Sunday. The younger grandchildren were swimming in the morning and the two older were swimming in the afternoon.
All the rest of the family got home at 8:30 PM!. I had to head back to Pittsburgh around 1 as snow was predicted and it’s best to drive in daylight.
There were so many swimmers in the pool at once. How they don’t bump into one another is amazing to me.
Another Manos del Uruguay Merino Wool and Silk cowl knit up with horizontal ribbed cowl patternRibbed cowl pattern from Knitty City.
Thanks Marlene for holding it up while I got an iPhone pic
well I just wanted to let you know that in my reader – the swimmer shot looked an art painting – just so cool with the lines and swimmers
I wish I had learned to knit when I was younger. My grandmother tried to teach me, but. . .
Amazing shot of the swimmers!
Thanks Amy
Great photo Beautiful Cowl Special day
I also don’t know how all those swimmers don’t collide with one another. I can’t swim in a straight line… I suppose that’s one (of many) reason(s) why I wasn’t ever a competitive swimmer? 🙂
Love the swimmer shot, Ruth. I also don’t know how they don’t collide with one another. Your knitting is EPIC! 🙂
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