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hi everyone for many people the vacation
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period is now over and they're back in
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the office again but let's not get upset
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instead let's gather our strengths that
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make plans for the next vacation maybe
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you want to visit some unusual place
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explore the wilderness swim in the open
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ocean for the first time in your life
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however even if you pick something as
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mundane as just swimming in the pool
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this doesn't mean your vacation will be
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boring don't believe us or today we'll
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show you the most incredible pools from
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around the world each of them is unique
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in their own way so let's get it on
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Bronte Rock let's start with the pool
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which may as well be considered as one
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of the most beautiful ones on the coast
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of New South Wales the length of the
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pool is 30 meters but Pei who cares
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about the size when the sea is raging
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nearby yeah the pool and the sea are
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separated by only a couple of stones in
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a very thin fence which of course
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doesn't stop the water from flowing back
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and forth especially when the waves are
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really high
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oh and sometimes when the Seas getting
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really rough the waves knocks swimmers
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right into the water
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still this pool is something like a
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local attraction which has quite a lot
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of fans of course sometimes the ways are
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a bit too high and can even hurt
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swimmers they say that one time
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especially strong waves even managed to
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destroy several buildings around Bronte
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Rock by the way if you think that the
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idea to create such a pool could come
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only to our contemporaries or adrenaline
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seekers you're quite wrong this pool was
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opened in 1887 which makes it one of the
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first of its kind on the coast of New
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South Wales and in 1921 the oldest
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winter swimming club in the world was
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opened here and it still exists salya
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Vala log but first glance there's
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nothing special about this pool well yes
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it's an open pool but so are the rest of
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the pools on our list today but the
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location is quite interesting the 25
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metres salya val alog hall is located in
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southern iceland and is considered one
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of the oldest local pools since it was
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built in 1923 until 1936 Saudi evallo
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lager is also the largest pool in this
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country so this is a real historic site
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it is freezer visit but it's not
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particularly comfortable there's no
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shower and the pool is cleaned only once
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during the summer
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volunteers are probably in charge of
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port maintenance because the place is
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really popular with tourists the pool is
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filled with warm water from the source
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but according to reviews it's still not
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warm enough
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however the views around of course are
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simply amazing
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like in any place in Iceland cage of
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death a pool with crocodiles doesn't
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sound like something relaxing at all
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rather it might remind of some medieval
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kings who loved seeing the prisoners
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eaten alive by these reptiles
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better not to think about that butts in
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the 21st century people use pulls with
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dangerous predators for another purpose
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to create a cool attraction which can
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send chills down your spine
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thrill-seekers get into a cylinder which
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is then lowered into the pool the pool
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with crocodiles the session lasts only
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15 minutes but believe me you'll never
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forget this experience no wonder it's
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called the cage of death huge and
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incredibly dangerous predators are so
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closed that anyone would get scared one
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can only hope the cylinders strong
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enough to withstand the attack of a
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hungry beast and judging by the numerous
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scratches on the case
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crocodiles tried that more than once of
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course the owners of the cage of death
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are sure that the experience is
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absolutely safe but the attraction still
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has its age restrictions and before
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diving everyone has to do a mandatory
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briefing after all who knows what the
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crocodiles or people for that matter
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could think of mud volcano pools
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normally have pure water it's so
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transparent that you can easily see the
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bottom no matter how deep the pool is
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but what about if the pool is filled
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with mud of course not with a simple one
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collected somewhere in the ditches but
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with natural mud we are talking about
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mud volcanoes landforms created by the
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eruption of mud or slurries water and
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gases on the Earth's surface this mud
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can be so hot that it can seriously
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injure or even kill a person but the
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volcanoes with acceptable temperatures
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are called mud pools one of such pools
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is located in the south of the Trinidad
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island and unlike other local mud
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volcanoes its mud is warm and fluid
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enough to swim you can even dive in it
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and sometimes you can just stay afloat
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this mud pool is very popular among
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tourists and locals
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after this unusual bath people often
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walk along the coast and wash away the
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mud directly into the sea unfortunately
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there are no amenities near the volcano
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and it's really difficult to get there
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even SUVs have a hard time driving on
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sticky clay soil but thanks to this this
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place is a real pearl not spoiled by
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civilization the pool at the Four
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Seasons Safari Lodge you love safaris
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but you can't live without a pool you're
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looking for the ways to combine these
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two hobbies of yours but the giraffes
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are too tall for the pool umbrellas and
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the elephants would flatten all the
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benches turns out that there is a place
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where you can admire a wild animals
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without leaving the pool a safari lodge
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located in Tanzania is good on its own
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but the pool is what makes it truly
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unique this is literally the best place
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for animal lovers the heated pool
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overlooks the watering place where the
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most diverse creatures of the Serengeti
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National Park come every day you can lie
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on a chaise longue and enjoy your
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cocktail or you can swim while observing
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not only the stunning sunrises and
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sunsets but also the animals they say
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that sometimes elephants even come close
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to the pool and drink water from it
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don't worry it is pure and completely
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safe for both people and animals so
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guests of the Safari Lodge can literally
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connect with nature a man Giri many
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owners of posh hotels don't give much
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thought to the pools the important thing
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is to have one and nothing else really
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matters but not in a man Giri the hotel
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is located in southern Utah near the
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border with Arizona that is there are
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prairies canyons and other beautiful
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places of the Midwest around no thick
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forests or oceans why would someone
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build anything at all in such a place
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turned out that this is not such a bad
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idea after all a man Gary means peaceful
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mountain and the hotel is indeed filled
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with peace and tranquility
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minimalism flowers a gorgeous view from
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the windows and several outdoor pools
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right in the middle of this splendor of
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untouched land full connection with
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nature one of the pulls even spirals
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around a rock if you wanted to swim in a
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pool with a view of the desert this is
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definitely a place to visit Hotel Galaxy
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pool at one of the resorts in Macau the
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administrative region of China there is
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a pool which is considered the longest
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in the world well at least the owners
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say sir you grab a rubber ring and hold
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on tight as the rapids carry you 575
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meters across the pool while you're
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enjoying the Sun and serenity but length
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is not the only cool thing about this
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pool one of its sections passing just
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above the pedestrian path is completely
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transparent and you can watch other
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tourists from above if of course you die
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for the right time
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goggle 1 Pacific is a Concorde Pacific
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project located in Vancouver the 21
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storey complex with 435 rooms was
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designed by IBI architects and includes
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what the developer calls the Riviera
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deck with a glass-bottom pool and
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changing rooms there's also a Jacuzzi
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and a fireplace a dining room a kitchen
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and owl who cares about that that's a
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pool with a glass-bottom hanging at a
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great height above the city yes
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such pools can be found in some cities
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as well but this doesn't make them any
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less impressive of course not the entire
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pool has over the abyss it's only a
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small parts that looks like a drop
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strong mounds ensure safety and the view
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guarantees excellent Instagram posts and
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a whole bunch of wonderful memories the
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edge several luxury villas located on a
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cliff overlooking the ocean what could
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be cooler than that perhaps only a pool
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is missing Oh hold on oh it's right
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there it has an elongated shape and its
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end extends beyond the cliff and yes it
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also has a glass blossom so if you
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wanted to swim over the jungle this
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place is a unique opportunity to make
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your dream come true after swimming you
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can go for a snack because in this
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luxury hotel all food is cooked by an
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experienced chef it can even be served
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right to the pool isn't that heaven to
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sewer the volcanic island of Upolu
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located at the South Pacific is a truly
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exotic place a little more than a
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hundred thousand people live here the
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island is also home to the smallest
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spiders in the world writer Robert Louis
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Stevenson spent his last years on this
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island yes the one who wrote Treasure
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Island however let's talk about the
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lakes located on new Pola one of them is
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called two sewer this is the so called
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ocean trench there's land form used to
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be a hidden cave in a volcanic rock but
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over time its top collapsed and revealed
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a sinkhole the height of the pool from
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the edge of the surface to the bottom is
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30 meters the crystal-clear water and
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the sandy bottom made two sewer one of
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the favorite places in Oceana
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where you can safely jump to make the
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experience more comfortable there's a
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ladder with a small viewing platform at
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its base the water into sewer is salty
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the cave is connected to the Pacific
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Ocean by a network of tunnels for
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millennia the waters of the ocean were
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carving a cavity in the volcanic rock
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which over time turn into a cave as we
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know it today
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sometimes you can even see a couple of
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tropical fish in it hey stop being lazy
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