Annual Polar Plunge continues to chill brave souls in Polson
Berl Tiskus
Polar plungers rush out of Flathead Lake on Jan. 1. With an outside temperature of about 28 degrees Fahrenheit, resident expert Dave Bull said the lake water was between 32 and 40 degrees.
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Connie and Dave Bull sport their “dip shirts.” “Can’t buy it, gotta earn it,” the shirt says, which means a person needs to jump into Flathead Lake on New Year’s Day. The Bull family began the polar plunge tradition in Polson.
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With a smile on her face, a Polar Plunge participant dries off with a beach towel after a dip in the lake.
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Shauna Rubel and Connie Bull give their families some attitude after plunging into Flathead Lake’s icy waters on New Year’s Day.
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Todd Fryberger towels off Brady Fryberger, his seventh grade son after the polar plunge on Jan. 1. Brady has plunged three years in a row.
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