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Unidentified children and adults at Dease Pool. Appears to be Vickers St visible in the background.
This photo taken circa 1968-1969.
Accession 1996-02 #90
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The pool bar at a hotel where we ate one night - we spent some time in the pool earlier in the day, and it was great just sitting on those stools and drinking cocktails - without having to worry about getting out and dry before we did so!
Hey guys! I'm back from Dominica (West Indies, not Dominican Republic!). What a beautiful island. So preserved, so untouched... I stayed 3 complete days, enought to make some of the most famous waterfalls, beaches and drive from north to south.
One of the most famous waterfall of the island : Emerald Pool. Located in the "center", near Pont Cassé, this beautiful natural pool need a 10min walk and 5EC$ to get reached. If the sun is with you, you will be close to paradise.
Shot with Canon EOS 5D Mk. I + Tamron SP AF Aspherical Di LD IF 17-35 f/2.8-4 @17mm
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Mini white pebble plaster, chocolate moss rock waterfall, limestone wall, multi blend flagstone coping
Cline River Photography, Photo by Edwina Podemski.
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The young girl in the life vest was having the time of her life playing in the pool with her cousins and Aunt recently near Millport, Alabama USA.
[This is part of my contribution to Utata's big summer project, to be published next week.]
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Inflatable pool toys are not about swimming.
The come with warning labels that tell you that, at least they do now. When I was a kid, they always seemed to come with razor-sharp hard plastic edges on the seams. They took forever to blow up.
Mostly they floated around the pool on their own. If you were hot, you didn't want to be on a float but in the water. If you were cold, they couldn't keep you dry enough. I like to watch them circulate around an empty pool, pushed by the wind, or lazily drifting around revealing the otherwise hidden currents.
The pool of the Flamingo hotel in Las Vegas, taken in September 1963. My husband's grandmother loved Wayne Newton, so they may have been there to see him. I didn't know it was the Flamingo until I looked at another picture at the Vintage Vegas group with that same tower. Then i zoomed in on this tower and could make out the letters. Thanks, Vintage Vegas group!