The colorful Peacock Pool seen from the Chasm Lake trail in Rocky Mountain National Park. September 2005.
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Sunday, July 18, 2010
The colorful Peacock Pool seen from the Chasm Lake trail in Rocky Mountain National Park. September 2005.
3 Comments:
That pool looks very GREEN. Is it any good for swimming?
I think I can see three tubby little roborovskis having a little drink at the far end!!
Given that the pool is fed by melt water, it might be a bit nippy. Expect shrinkage if you do jump in.
I still want to go in that green water. Have you actually been in ? Is it deep? Is it poisonous? The poisonous water I saw was most of the way up a mountain in Indonesia and that looked bright turquoise. VERY inviting if it hadn't probably smelled of rotten sulphurous FARTS!! (Très volcanique!!)
Do the shrinkage? You mean 3 tiny pingpongball-sized robbies get even tinier? I once dropped Baby Itchy in a bucket of lukewarm washing water because she bit me, the swine. I got slews of comments back saying that was exactly the right thing to do but I felt like such a cunt, to be frank. I cried and never did it again. I don't think she bit me either but that's almost beside the point.
Yeah I thought it would be freezing cold. Lake Tahoe is cold, too, innit?! I know someone who went there, it's supposed to be like a giant blue diamond, glistering psychedelically for all to see... Ever been there? Lake Tahoe is hidden somehwere mysterious in California supposedly
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