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Spring Condos in Austin, Texas. Interior design, lobby and pool deck by Dick Clark Architecture.
Photo by Paul Bardagjy.
This one is called Inferno Crater. It is deceptively beautiful, but with a smell of sulphur all around.
An amazing sunset at the new Kensington Park pool as we rode into the night.
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Warming up for and competing in the pool (aka bowls) competition. He won first place for the 15 & older age group!
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Far away from the tourists the flock Berlin there is a neighborhood called Kaulsdorf. It’s there that you will find the lonely hippo known as Knautschke after a famous hippo that was born in the Berlin Zoo back in 1943. Knautschke has the entire Freibad Wernersee to himself but, when I was there, I didn’t see he enjoying much of it. Maybe it was cold; maybe it was the fact that the pool was frozen. Maybe he was just waiting for a time where he would have company, but this will, probably, never happen.
Freibad Wernersee was closed in 2002 after some concerns about the quality of the water there. Supposedly this is a problem there because this is a natural pool, with water that comes from the ground. This was the reason this became the first outdoor public pool in Berlin, all the way back in 1905. Before it became a public pool, the area had a small natural pond. In 1899, Wilhelm Werner decided to buy the land and turn everything into a bathing lodge with restaurants and anything else you might need. The hostel was called Badeschlösschen. A few years later, the pond was gone, and the first swimming pool was built.
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A tiny amount of history about Shedd, Linn County, Oregon is that it used to be called Shedd's Station. I didn't know that until about 10 hours ago. What I did know that not too many people know is the town just as easily could have been called Sprenger or Sprenger's Station. Mr. Shedd & Mr. Sprenger were offered a chance to donate land for a school back in the 1800s (or maybe money for a building too, that part I'm not sure of). In appreciation the town would be named after them. Mr. Sprenger was not as interested in donating or at least not as much as Mr. Shedd.