More than 700 people took to the Tasman Sea in Sydney, Australia, in possibly the largest ever mass skinny dip
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Proud: One reveller strides out of the water after a 900m swim to grab his towel and head to the live music
Starting at 8am, the revellers deposited their clothes on the beach before swimming 900 metres around the diamond-shaped Middle Head island by Sydney's coast.
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Three competitors with 'Skinny' written on the bottoms enter the water at the start of the event
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It is the second annual Sydney Skinny event, raising money for Australia's National Parks
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The crowds handed their clothes to people on the beach before standing nude in the summer sun
Speaking ahead of the event, one skinny dipper said: 'We are born naked. who cares who sees your body – be naked with nature for a great cause. The more the merrier...'
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Three competitors wait for the start of the swim clad in nothing but swimming caps
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