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Students from the Livorno Unit School spent a fun day at the pool on June14 celebrating the end of the school year. Learn more on www.usag.livorno.army.mil
Photo by Chiara Mattirolo, USAG Livorno Public Affairs.
The infinity pool at the Desert Islands Resort on Sir Bani Yas Island is one of those pools where you could spend an entire afternoon without getting bored. The pool was just the right temperature and sitting close to the edge watching the sunset and the sea in the distance was a perfect way to end the day. I just had to come out for a few minutes and capture the moment…
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Even a cool, sophisticated eleven year old can lose herself when she gets in to the water. A bit too chilly for me, but the kids coldn't care less how cold it is.
Took [http://www.flickr.com/photos/46403373@N03/] to the "pool" to cool off during our walk this morning. Beautiful day for her to splash around a bit.
Something we haven't really done since day one here. Having a few beers in the pool. Interestingly, cans of San Miguel float, but Cruzcampo sinks.
24 Jun 2010
The Infinity Pool at Marina Bay Sands.
Do you think he could swim off the edge ?? Just wondering.......
Details of the Skypark:
The Sands SkyPark is an architectural masterpiece sitting on top of the three hotel towers at Marina Bay
Sands. This 1.2 hectare tropical oasis is longer than the Eiffel Tower is tall and large enough to park four-anda-
half A380 jumbo jets. It extends to form the one of the world’s largest public cantilevers.
• 200 meters in the sky
• Landscaped gardens are home to 250 trees and 650 plants
• 12,400 square meters of space big enough to fit three football fields
• Exclusive restaurants including The Sky on 57, helmed by Singapore’s celebrity chef Justin Quek
• A spectacular public observation deck that can host hundreds of people
• A 150-meter infinity swimming pool, the world’s largest outdoor pool at that height
first attempt at a Triptych, inspired by the black star
subject was good friend and willing volunteer Ben - cheers mate!!
This is a Kingsway postcard published by W.H. Smith & sons and dates from about 1905. The view is looking east and downstream from London Bridge and the Belle steamer "Southwold Belle" is leaving its berth at Fresh Wharf which is just out of sight to the left in front of Adelaide Buildings. She was used primarily on the Great Yarmouth route, she certainly appears to be packed with passengers. In 1913 she was sold to an operator in Cherbourg and at the outbreak of the first world war she was commandeered by the French Navy and used in the Mediterranean as a troop and supply ship. After the war she was sold to an operator in Genoa where she was broken up in 1925.
Best viewed with the zoom feature.