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At minus 7 degrees, some people dive into the Greenland Sea: “It's good for the soul”

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The negative temperature didn't stop a group of swimmers from jumping into the icy waters of the old Greenland port of Nuuk. “It's a beautiful experience”, summarizes one of the participants.
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At minus 7 degrees, some people dive into the Greenland Sea: “It's good for the soul”

The negative temperature didn't stop a group of swimmers from jumping into the icy waters of the old Greenland port of Nuuk. “It's a beautiful experience”, summarizes one of the participants.

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SIC Notícias broke the news in on Saturday, April 5, 2025.
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