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Monday, July 27, 2009
A Recipe for Keeping Cool in the Desert
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8 comments:
One hundred and sixteen, huh? Well, you've got us beat!!! That's a contest I don't mind losing. The water park DOES look refreshing and I can imagine that their business is booming right now!
116! and I thought it was going to be hot today when it hits 100. lol
That water park looks like alot of fun.I have never seen anything like it. I shall come back in around noon, and imagine myself there...
I have to wonder how they make that water cool? Last year my son rented us a condo at La Quinta during July and man oh man, the pools were so hot they weren't even refreshing. Even at 11 o'clock at night. So, I'm assuming that there must be a way to cool the water at the water park. No?
The water park near my house just went through a multi-million dollar renovation and just reopened a few weeks ago. Oddly enough, my kids have no desire to visit there. I guess it's because we had too many bad experiences there in the past, and they're not even willing to give the "new" park a try. Oh well, I guess we could always use a friend's pool. Or the YMCA.
People maybe, but you - doubtful!
In all the years I've lived here on a permanent basis--since 1961...And all the years I visited here and even went to USC---And the many many MANY times I've been in Palm Springs/LaQuinta/, etc...I NEVER had heard of this place! And I think I would have loved it, being a swimmer and a lover of water....! Thanks for the great pictures, my dear! Those Slides look fantastic!
I love water parks on hot, hot days.
Those temps are horrid! YIKES! Knott's Soak City is in Palm Springs?! I did not know this.
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