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Members of the Lumberjack Marching Band lead the parade to the pier, where jumpers will plunge perilously into the bay.
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Redwood Capital Bank’s Cat in the Hat and His Things parade towards the pier at the foot of F Street in Eureka.
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Members from the first team jump, Leapord Geekos, hold hands as they plunge into the bay’s chilly waters Saturday.
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Multiple kayakers hold up their scores for the first plungers to jump into the bay since the event was held virtually due to COVID.
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Members of the Redwood Coast Energy Authority team dressed as various renewable energy sources fling themselves from the pier.
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Michaele Whiteley of the Rainbow Vixens slips from the pier into the water with aid from her unicorn floaty.
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The Lumberjack Marching Band provides entertainment between the jumps at the foot of F Street.
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Trent Simmons, aka Animal from the team Muppets Take the Plunge, gets some serious air from the dock.
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Lotus Mountain Printing team member Basil Gray was a fish out of water.
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Thing One springs from the pier as the Redwood Capital Bank Team lines up to follow suit.
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Redwood Capital Bank Team Member Thing 2 tucks into a cannon ball from the F Street Pier.
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Plunge Emcee, KIEM weather man, and final plunger of the 2022 Perilous Plunge, Dan Romano went all in as he leapt from the dock.
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The final splash from the 2022 Perilous Plunge created by Dan Romano’s entry into the bay.
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The Team Muppets Take the Plunge warm up in the hot tub provided by Pure Water Spas in Eureka.
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As the event ended many of the kayakers continued to enjoy the relative calm from the break in the storm.
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Lotus Mountain Printing team member Basil Gray was a fish out of water.
