By James Sutherland on SwimSwam A group of six swimmers finished off a record marathon swim on Wednesday morning, having completed a 48-mile trek in Lake Superior, doing so without wetsuits no less. Alternating every hour, the swimmers swam through the night to complete the swim in 23 and a half hours, marking the longest observed, documented swim in Lake Superior without wetsuits or artificial aids. Swimmers Casey McGrath, Craig Collins, Seth Baetzold, Mike Miller, Jeff Everett and Karen Zemlin took on the swim in part to draw attention to the warming lake, which is regarded as one of the coldest large lakes in the world. The swim began on Tuesday morning at Split Rock Lighthouse State Park
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