The weather wasn't ideal for swimming, and the pool had only just opened for the season, but a couple of souls were ploughing up and down and a few kids were playing around.
We had a tea and a coffee at the poolside lovely cafe, which is separate to the pool itself.
Visit: 15 June 2008




3 comments:
It looks very nice even though it's almost empty.
This is a wicked pool. I swam here in 2003 in the height of Summer - they have a rule no boardies allowed. I have never walked into a pool and seen so many budgie smugglers in my life.
Managed to return there in 2007 and unfortunately it has since been taken over by a private company and the entrance price is now ridiculous so didnt get to swim again.
Amazing location though and a beautiful pool.
Hi worker. Yes, it seemed very inexpensive (10 Euros I think) compared to other, public, pools in France, which seemed much more reasonable - more like 3 or 4 Euros. Still, that is cheap compared to places I sought out in Italy, where 30 Euro for a casual user was not uncommon!
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