Apparently I'm getting forgetful in my old age. In all the craziness that is my every day life, I failed to include some of the more important photos in yesterday's post. So, as an added bonus, sort of, there's two posts today! You can read up on
Part I of "Swimming with my Garmin 310xt" before you continue on in this one, if you'd like. If you'd already done that, then please, continue on!
As I described in Part I, I placed the 310xt underneath my swim cap, on the back of my head. Here's a group of photos to help you better understand what that looks like:
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My swim cap, goggles, and the 310xt |
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The swim cap, without the 310xt underneath |
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The swim cap, now with the 310xt underneath (the huge lump on the back of my head is not a growth!) |
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Me knockin' out some laps! |
Alright, now maybe Part I makes a little more sense with these pictures! Sorry I didn't include those the first time around...I had a brain fart!
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