Camden Winterfest sports a Polar Plunge, music, ice carving, sledding and more
Not a bad day to jump in the ocean in January
Sun, 01/29/2023 - 8:15am
Photo by Kay Stephens
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Callan Farrell, 7, won the prize for being the youngest Polar Plunge contestant. Photo courtesy Ali Farrell
Photo courtesy Ali Farrell
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Callan Farrell, 7, won the prize for being the youngest Polar Plunge contestant. Photo courtesy Ali Farrell
Photo courtesy Ali Farrell
CAMDEN—Hundreds of participants enjoyed an outing to celebrate the annual Camden Winterfest held at the Camden Amphitheatre on Saturday, January 28 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for all of the classic Winterfest traditions —ice carving, a doggie fashion show, Polar Plunge, good food, a story walk, indoor crafts, and a mobile sauna. Many families came out with sleds and enjoyed the snowy hills.
With a high of about 37 degrees, dozens of hardy souls walked into the ocean by the Camden boat landing. The plunge was a benefit for Sundog Outdoor Expeditions.
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