Former Royal Marine Commando in UK cold dip challenge
Starting and finishing in Poole, Tim Crossin, who has cancer, hopes to complete 31 swims in January
Tim Crossin, 59, from Poole, Dorset, is travelling along the UK coastline in his campervan throughout January taking a cold dip each day. Mr Crossin said: "Unfortunately the PET Scan in December 2022 showed the cancer had returned and was in my oesophagus, liver and spleen. "Cancer can, if you let it, take over your life and become the only topic of conversation. I decided to change the narrative as well as do something good and to give back."Mr Crossin said he was taking on the challenge "to reset my mind and give me something to focus on"will see him take the cold plunges with serving and former military, 999 personnel and swimming clubs.
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