That's awesome. I can't imagine how cold they must have felt getting out of that water.  When I was in the Navy, back in my younger and dumber days, I joined the Polar Bear Club in Lake Michigan one fine January morning.  It was about 20-25 degrees outside; no idean how cold the water was.  We had to swim to a buoy about 20-30 yards out and back.  I could not feel my legs for hours afterwards.  Walking in the snow back to the bonfire and festivities they had set up felt like I was walking on glass on my bare feet.  Good times. 

These guys are crazy.  It took a lot of skill (or alcohol) to hide how cold and hurting they were.

Oh yeah, Merry Christmas!

hahaha!  here is another video I took of a buddy of mine when we were ice fishing one day...it was his last unfortunately.  I miss him dearly!

Trev  :)

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