Bold and Beautiful are an informal Sydney swim group for all ages and abilities who meet out the front of Manly Life Saving Club every day and swim at 7am, 7 days a week from Manly to Shelly Beach and back.
Dorset Sutton is a philanthropist and along with Bold and Beautiful has been a key part of Operation Crayweed, an effort to bring crayweed back to Sydney beaches - you may remember this from the last episode. Dorset, along with wife Jenny, runs the Lim-Sutton Initiative which is focused on marine philanthropy.
Image from Bold and Beautiful
Songs in this episode - all licensed under a Creative Commons License:
- Bold - Human Condition
- Beautiful - zayy
- Beautiful - Tarrah
- Beautiful - Terrence Duggan
- The bold and the beautiful - Matt Parker
- Sapphire - Tobu
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