PICTURED are some of the youngsters taking part in the 24th annual Rotary Club of Minehead and the Quantocks Swimathon, which started last Wednesday.
It takes place over six evenings - the first three Wednesdays and Thursdays in March - at Butlin’s swimming pool and raises thousands of pounds for charities
The first evening featured teams from Watchet Dolphins, whose swimmers are pictured, Dulverton Middle School and Minehead Middle School.
And last Thursday evening was taken over by Watchet Otters, who have 15 teams entered - the largest number from one organisation.
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Resurfacing project will see completion of A396 Cutcombe Hill engineering worksThe event involves teams of six swimming lengths of the 25-metre pool in turn for a total of 55 minutes, or 40 minutes for children of first school age.
Over the last 23 years, more than £114,000 has been raised for local schools and local, national and international charities.
Last year 114 teams entered and a similar number are lined up for this year.
Although the event is fairly well booked up there are some sessions still available - if you are interested in entering a team, ring Ivan Jones on 01643 702231.