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People jump into the cold water at the Clunie Pool at McKinley Park during the Polar Bear Plunge, in an attempt to raise money for city pools by the Dept. of Parks and Recreation. -
Rob Collier of Sacramento reacts to the icy temperatures after taking the Polar Bear Plunge at the Clunie Pool at McKinley Park. Saturday, -
Rob Collier of Sacramento takes the Polar Bear Plunge which was really more of a solar bear plunge at the Clunie Pool at McKinley Park. -
Debbie McDermott prepares to take the Polar Bear Plunge at the Clunie Pool at McKinley Park. -
People wait at the diving board to jump into the cold water at the Clunie Pool at McKinley Park during the Polar Bear Plunge. Saturday, January, 7, 2012. -
A polar bear waits out front the Clunie Pool at McKinley Park during the Polar Bear Plunge. Saturday, January, 7, 2012. -
People jump into the cold water at the Clunie Pool at McKinley Park during the Polar Bear Plunge. Saturday, January, 7, 2012. -
Looking like little polar bears, Jordyn and Paige Lumpus, 2, held by their parents, Bill and Grace Limpus make an appearance at the Clunie Pool at McKinley Park during the Polar Bear Plunge. -
Dominic Colchico jumps into the cold water at the Clunie Pool at McKinley Park during the Polar Bear Plunge. -
Dominic Colchico reacts after jumping into the cold water at the Clunie Pool at McKinley Park during the Polar Bear Plunge. -
Maxx Colchico, 8, is unsure if he wants to take the Polar Bear Plunge into the cold water at the Clunie Pool at McKinley Park. -
Lennea Castro, 11, reacts after after jumping into the cold water at the Clunie Pool at McKinley Park during the Polar Bear Plunge. -
Donna Manning, Jenny Bauer and Beth Stern dry off after jumping into the cold water at the Clunie Pool at McKinley Park during the Polar Bear Plunge. -
Jason Lynch react to the cold after jumping into the water at the Clunie Pool at McKinley Park during the Polar Bear Plunge. -
Rob Collier dries off after jumping into the cold water at the Clunie Pool at McKinley Park during the Polar Bear Plunge. -
Colin Ono-Moore does a flip into the cold water at the Clunie Pool at McKinley Park during the Polar Bear Plunge. -
Cecelia Colchico, 10, left, and Holly Lynch, 10, members of the Clunie Marlins swim team, react after jumping out of the icy waters at the Clunie Pool at McKinley Park during the Polar Bear Plunge.
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