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Mayor Bill de Blasio, along with Councilman Robert Cornegy and Parks Commissioner Mitchell Silver visit Kosciuszko Pool in Brooklyn on Monday , July 27, 2020. Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office
Indoor Swimming pool at the Fairfield Inn & Suites Denver Aurora/Southlands Hotel in Aurora, CO.
4192 E Prospect Avenue,
Aurora, CO 80016
Phone: 800-583-2137
Quaint card game from 1947 based on making up a train by collecting the necessary 5 cards and moving it out of the station by the use of signal cards. Four sets of cards covering the LMS, GWR, LNER and SR plus a 'wild' or 'Pool' set. Illustrations are a curious mixture of pictures of full size locomotives and wagons and others based on Gauge '0' Hornby. Believed to have been published by Pepys (Castell).
There were further editions of the game, but this is the one which includes "fold out stations". The blue and white box / packet is long gone but the 'stuck on' card' with the illustration of the little girl and the puppy is still with the set.
The pool, Camping De La Vallee, Houlgate, France 2004
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The 77.5-acre Pool Wildlife Sanctuary, located along the banks of the Little Lehigh Creek in Emmaus, Pa., was entrusted to Wildlands Conservancy in 1975 by the late Leonard Parker Pool, founder of Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.
The Sanctuary features the Harry C. Trexler Environmental Educational Center, which houses the Lehigh River Watershed Exhibit. The Lehigh River Watershed Exhibit is a part of the Conservancy's environmental education outreach. School children from across the Lehigh Valley visit the Lehigh River Watershed Exhibit to learn about the wildlife in the Lehigh River Watershed. The Exhibit features a series of interactive displays presenting basic watershed concepts, a diorama of Pennsylvania mammals and birds, a live amphibian and reptile terrarium, a fresh-water stream aquarium, and a unique window seat that overlooks the ponds.
The Pool Wildlife Sanctuary is also the home of the Environmental Enrichment Center, which houses the Conservancy's Education Department offices and classrooms. The remainder of Wildlands Conservancy's offices can be found in the white farmhouse.
The grounds also feature a pavilion, a bird blind, an arboretum, ponds, nature trails, a collection of native Pennsylvania trees, deep woods and wildflower meadow. Open year-round to the public, seven days per week from dawn to dusk, the Sanctuary is known for its excellent nature education calendar and activities for children and adults.
an homage to bakerella. chocolate cupcakes decorated with sun-loving bears chillin' in the pool and sunbathing under drink umbrellas..ella ella ella
While everyone dries off and serves themselves barbecue chicken and corn, the pool reflects the softly changing sky.
A little trip down south of the border. As blogged at www.katewares.com/2012/08/10/august-break-2012-day-10/