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Hundreds run n@ked into the ocean to celebrate the winter solstice in the Southern Hemisphere, Australia. That is what a bunch of brave souls in Tasmania did on Monday, June 22, to celebrate the winter solstice. The n*k-*d dip follows a tradition in places such as Antarctica, where it is a custom to plunge into icy water to welcome the light after the longest night.
