Neuburg Ice Swimming 2009
February 4, 2009
The traditional Neuburg Ice Swimming event is considered the biggest swimming event in Europe. This year over 2,000 brave swimmers from all over Germany gathered
The traditional Neuburg Ice Swimming event is considered the biggest swimming event in Europe. This year over 2,000 brave swimmers from all over Germany gathered
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