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Many people of all ages are so delighted whenever they see pools. These things are like lovely sights that are hard to resist. It is indeed so amazing to sit on the pool side and enjoy the cool spl…

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Pool Review #2 (The Constant Gravity Inducing Non-Swim Pool)
Pool Review #2 (The Constant Gravity Inducing Non-Swim Pool)
The world of pools is an intricately labyrinth in itself. There are interminable varieties of pool. The are endless pools, which are not really endless, just misunderstood. There are Olympic pools that actually are not particularly good at any sport, and have never been gods of anything. Many deep ends are actually only deep enough for small children to swim in, and some deep ends hold dark…
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turns out my cat is fascinated by the smell of chlorine in my hair and sat on the bedhead pawing at it while I sent emails.
In related news, Melbourne City Baths is tiny tiny (30 meters! four lanes!) and the aqua-dancersise going on in the 15m pool that shared a ceiling with the women's change room had some bizarro music, techno remixes of the Saints Go Marching in etc, big band stuff. Designed to be stirring to a certain type/age of Anglo-Australian clientele? It was a mite off-putting. But then, so was the entrance fee (similar to what you pay at the Boy Charlton) and the extra charge or a locker you could only get into once, and the weird lack of actual space to change. A++ hairdryers, though. Thanks, I think I'll stick with the Fitz. And the BC in Sydney, my forever pool and happy place. Outdoor pools!