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		<title>Swimming in the Ocean at Night</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Last night I swam in black glass. We jumped into the San Francisco Bay ocean water after dark. It was so darn peaceful as the light of the Ghirardelli Chocholate Factory shone across the black glassy water. These are the nights that can make any workday worth living. It was a wonderful cold water training swim. My [...]]]></description>
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<p>Last night I swam in black glass. We jumped into the San Francisco Bay ocean water after dark. It was so darn peaceful as the light of the Ghirardelli Chocholate Factory shone across the black glassy water. These are the nights that can make any workday worth living. It was a wonderful cold water training swim. My buddy Dave joined us for the <em>apres-</em>swim sauna then we all went back to a French place and talked about adventures past and adventures future. These are the days worth remembering.</p>
<p>Adam has been training these days too in Denver, where the temperatures have dropped down at night to the 40s, so I suspect most of his training has been on the <a title="Wilier Cycles Rock the Casbah!" href="http://www.wilier.it/index.jsp" target="_blank">Wilier</a> cycles (shameless plug, sorry, but we love these guys).</p>
<p>Hope everyone&#8217;s training is going awesome. Take care.</p>
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