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Last updated: 7:09 p.m.

Saturday, May 26, 2012

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Contestants react to the 44 degree water at the Polar Plunge and Strut Saturday at O. J. Watson Park. The event benefits Special Olympics.

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Dave Williams / Correspondent

This team runs out of the water as fast as they ran in at the Polar Plunge and Strut Saturday at O. J. Watson Park. The event benefits Special Olympics.

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Dave Williams / Correspondent

Charles Millison seem to walk on water as he enters the lake at the Polar Plunge and Strut Saturday at O. J. Watson Park. The event benefits Special Olympics.

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Dave Williams / Correspondent

Dominic Valle reacts to the 44 degree water at the Polar Plunge and Strut Saturday at O. J. Watson Park. The event benefits Special Olympics.

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Dave Williams / Correspondent

Three contestants head for the water at the Polar Plunge and Strut Saturday at O. J. Watson Park. The event benefits Special Olympics.

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Dave Williams / Correspondent

Spectators watch the Polar Plunge and Strut Saturday at O. J. Watson Park. The event benefits Special Olympics.

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Dave Williams / Correspondent

Many of the contestants, like Sharon Lupton, dressed in outlandish costumes at the Polar Plunge and Strut Saturday at O. J. Watson Park. The event benefits Special Olympics.

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Dave Williams / Correspondent