The jellyfish pity: a 13-year-old girl swims to the school for surfing daily (photo)

Elsie Berriman sailed 32 kilometers in 10 days, seeking to help a rescue club that has become a second home for her since childhood. 13-year-old Elsie Berriman swims to school from Gayl to Carbis Bay in Cornwall every day. The schoolgirl is often regretted by jellyfish, but she does not think to interrupt her marathon. About it writes Daily Star.

The girl gets up before the sun to dive into the water at 06:30 in the morning, and conquers the sea for about an hour until she gets to her school at about 07:45 am. Elsie uses the shower on the beach before changing the equipment and going to class. The 13-year-old schoolgirl does this for the sake of raising funds for her favorite rescuers club in Hayle Surf Life Saving Club). The girl sailed 20 miles (32 km) in 10 days.

Having broken all her funds for funds, Elsie raised an amount of £ 2,045 (just over UAH 111 thousand), but not yet ready to stop, even despite the jellyfish bites. "Gayil rescuers' surfing club gave me a cause for passion, and during this time I was lucky enough to have some wonderful friendly relationships. This is a fantastic community I am, and I want to thank her by accepting this challenge," the girl said.

43-year-old Andrew Berriman, the father of a brave schoolgirl, is proud of her daughter. "We were very surprised how generous people were. We did not set so much money to raise so much money - it was just a small raise money, but it seems that it really captured the imagination of people. I think it happened because she was 13 years old and She has been doing this for two weeks. Every morning, Elsie enters the water, accompanied by at least two or three club members, who provide its safety.

She said that the idea of ​​raising funds came about after the club raised funds for the purchase of double skiing, which is expensive equipment. The young girl caught up with the idea of ​​getting to school for surfing with oars, and after talking to their father, they put this idea into life. But not everything was so smooth. "Elsie pity every day, and other members of the club, too," - said the participants of the rescuers club.

The girl intends to complete her swim next Friday, September 20, if the weather allows and safe conditions are created. Earlier, Focus reported that a woman learned that a baby's "obsession" could cost a whole fortune. Madellin Brys said that a collection of cards with Pokémon Juan's husband can cost from £ 3 to £ 4,000. The woman did not even suspect that their house was stored "golden living". It also became known that the walking beach helped the girl a cherished dream.