Photo by Tom
Since I'm going to be out of town and not swimming until next Tuesday I decided to pay it forward a bit. I took advantage of the clean water and swam over to and up and down along the Cal Poly Pier. 
The end of the CPP
The second crossbars where I turned around.
Tom was getting in just as I hit the beach.
By 9 o'clock a SE swell was coming up, telegraphing the coming rainstorm later in the day. It was a chilly but manageable swim. 90 minutes is close to my limit at these water temperatures. Hopefully, sometime in April, we'll see and feel the season turn and the water will start creeping up towards 55° and the swimming will loose the special edge it has when the water temperature is around 50°. MY Patagonia R3, 3.5/4.5 is my best friend at these temps. I do not know how Tom get buy with a farmer john and a long sleeved rash guard.
With no wind, nice sunshine and a rising air temperature getting changed was a more relaxed experience than I've had in some time.
Tom swim report:
Brrrr. Air temperature was 51 when I arrived at 9:30. There were scattered clouds and blue skies giving the impression of a warmer day than it felt. My toes were telling me the water under 50°. The ocean has settled down nicely after the storms. The water clarity was good. A day of swimming.
I'll post Tom's swims while I'm out of town.
niel
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