Giant iceberg leaps into the start of the new year
In the heart of the region, the annual tradition of "Jump into the New Year" took place on January 1st. This year's event was particularly popular, drawing a large crowd of spectators to the bank of the Enz river.
Participants braved the cold waters of the icy Enz river, wearing warm neoprene suits for protection. The sight of swimmers carrying burning torches added an element of spectacle to the chilly scene.
The grand finale of the event took place at the pedestrian bridge behind the city theater, where participants made a daring jump into the river. The tradition is organised by the German Life Saving Society DLRG, with the meeting point for the event being at the Turnplatz.
The exact temperature of the Enz river was not specified, but it is known to be cold and currently icy. The river is also experiencing high water levels.
While the reason for jumping into the icy waters is not clear, the tradition has become a symbol of courage and determination for many. It is important to note that this article does not provide any information about the safety measures or water quality for jumping into the icy waters.
This archived article does not contain current phone or contact information, but the event continues to be a beloved New Year's custom in the region. The exact date of the article's publication is not provided, but the tradition of jumping into the Enz river dates back for many years.
Despite the cold temperatures, the tradition of "Jump into the New Year" continues to draw a large crowd each year, celebrating the start of a new year with a daring leap into the icy waters of the Enz river.
