ZERO - Cold water wild swimming in the Scottish Highlands

A film by Sequence 13. Read the full article here:

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In January this year 28 Wild Swimmers pledged to swim everyday of the month for the Homeless Charity Crisis.

To date, ‘The Daily Dippers’ have raised over £45,000 in what has been the coldest January in over a decade.

Sequence 13 wanted to make a short film to reflect on and pay tribute to all of the swimmers who took part in an amazing effort to raise money for an incredible cause.

Our film features Gilly McArthur, one of ‘The Daily Dippers’ and we hope it inspires people, who are able, to donate to the Ice Breaker Challenge.

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Gilly McArthur said: “Getting into cold water is a choice and a privilege for me but for many people getting cold is a not a choice. It’s wonderful to be supporting Crisis at this time, as they help people who are at the really sharp end of poverty. Homelessness right now is so bad, and the work Crisis does is absolutely crucial.”

You can also help by watching our feature length documentary, Body Of Water, featuring Gilly as part of the Sheffield Adventure Film Festival (ShaFF) throughout February. Sequence 13 are donating a portion of their streaming income from the film to Crisis.

Viewers can watch Body and Water and two more films about wild swimming for £7.19, with the proceeds split between ShAFF and the filmmakers. Sequence 13 are pledging 30% of the revenue from the film to the January Daily Dip’s Crisis fundraiser.