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While the pool may not be too big, would you train here?
Also, anyone have any idea where this is?
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nah... too many clouds in the sky! |
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LOL. Nice. |
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It's warmer than here, so yes! |
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I would train there as long as it was a small training group. Would love to be able to look at the ocean during a practice. Give us a hint...is it out of the country? |
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Definitely a training pool with the mini pace clock at the far end, but where is the lifeguard (or parent)? |
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Is there a Tiki Bar nearby? If so, definitely! |
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A few Tiki Bar's Bill... so a perfect masters pool. It's in Florida. |
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Now I know where it is but I'm not telling :) |
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I was thinking we'd offer a prize to whoever knew... then I thought about it... if they knew THIS pool, they wouldn't NEED a prize. ;) |
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Pace clock or thermometer? Anyway, why would you want to train anywhere else? |
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owwwww, so cute! Perfect for getting a tan :) Where is my bikini btw?! |
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I would definately be swimming behind the reef instead. Goggles only is all I need for snorkling. |
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u snorkle nacked?! |
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Glenn, who allowed you to take pictures of my third secondary residence ??? |
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You obviously need better guards camy. I not only took pictures.. I swam in all your pools too! ;) |
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Ooops, I mean snorkle "without flippers, breathing tube and mask". I wouldn't want any minnow's... uh, I mean barracuda's mistaking stuff as food. Seriously, even though I never snorkled before I found the goggles worked fine on a recent trip. About the pool subject, is there any specific advantage with training in a short pool? You'd think that there might be. |
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i think this is in florida. I think that i remember being there. If it is in Florida I do not know the exact location. |
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oh. sorry i didnt see the previous post saying it is in florida. now my two guess are a. at a hotel. yea is this at a hotel?? |
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yes!!!! its palm beach florida!!!! |
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Not here, definetly :)))) |
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No clue....but I want to be there NOW...... |
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Palm Beach, FL. Somewhere near Cocoanut Walk, Via Bethesda and Breaker's Row. That's all I can figure out. Not enough to win the prize? :-) |
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From Google Earth, if you have it installed on your computer, type in "26.713634, -80.033775", you'll see a few other beautiful pictures for The Breakers Pool, a hotel/resort place, I suppose. |
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