A group of women, who call themselves “Morning Swimmers of Sandagerði,” brave the morning waters along the shore of the Faroe Islands almost every day, sunshine or snow. The only days they will not go into the water is when there are storms that make the water rough. For the morning swimmers the simple dip in the sea is physical, mental, spiritual, and communal - it is as much about connection and friendship as it is about exercise and invigoration.