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updated: September 3, 2010

Mermet Springs 2010 New Years Dive

30 Divers from four states start the New Year Right!

Dozens of divers from four states kicked off 2010 with a New Year's Day plunge, an annual tradition at Mermet Springs. Check out the report from WSIL ABC Channel 3 from Katie Walls.Katie Walls from WSIL TV 3 reports on the fun.

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Dozens of divers from four states kicked off 2010 with a New Year's Day plunge, an annual tradition at Mermet Springs.

Mermet Springs 2009 New Years Dive

On January 1st 2009, divers at Mermet Springs welcomed the New Year with a dive.

Twenty-plus brave divers were joined by various news crews from local TV and newspapers.
Here is some of the footage:

thesouthern.com Video: Video and Production by Thomas Baker & Adam Testa - (2009) thesouthern.com

Mermet Springs 2007 New Years Dive

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