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I'm gonna have to say no to the mud bath, but the rest sounds fun.
That is not normally one you plan, it tends to happen by accident like falling out of a boat or jumping out to go get someone who has fallen out, etc....
For me, it was my son at about age 9 on the sand bar by the new bridge between James and Johns Islands, we were beaching a friends sail boat, darn WAFI, and my son was playing in the water when someone in a power boat sent a little too much wake his way and he went scooting down the river in his shark buoy life jacket, so dad runs, pluff pluff, attempts to dive, flop, then swims after him. Not my prettiest rescue on record but a good one none the less....
so dad runs, pluff pluff, attempts to dive, flop, then swims after him. Not my prettiest rescue on record but a good one none the less....
I'd be willing to bet there are people on here that would pay to see the video! In all seriousness though, glad it turned out well.
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