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Fans of Boxing Day dips up and down the UK have been taking to the water as the country starts to recover from the excesses of Christmas Day.
In Kent, a group of swimmers dressed as Elvis Presley looked all shook up as they posed for the cameras after their frolics in the sea.
Heading north, the annual Boxing Day dip was also taking place at Tynemouth beach.
Away from the beach, the Royal Albert Dock in Liverpool was the venue for another dip.
The crowds also turned out for a non-maritime tradition, the Tedworth Hunt’s Boxing Day meet in Pewsey, Wiltshire.
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