I'm so sorry. Our pool opened late and I was so worried it wouldn't open. The HOA president is an attorney and drafted a waiver everyone signed. Disinfecting wipes and hand sanitizer are provided.
Our local water park is open and my son wants to go but it's a no for me. We have been to the beach and will go to the lake soon without hesitation.
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07-04-2020 #21
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07-04-2020 #22
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I've seen pics of those. I feel lucky to have found a 16 ft x 48" pool, it's perfect for floating, and cooling off. I paid just under 300 and it came with the filter, ladder, a cover. We love it!
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07-09-2020 #23
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For anyone looking for an above ground pool this one on Amazon is in stock next week and is just $106. Looks just like the Intex one my best friend bought for her girls (plus filter pump and cover).
https://www.amazon.com/Inflatable-Sw...dp/B0893573PV/Latia (Birth & Postpartum Doula and Infant Nanny)
Conner 8/19/03 (My 1st home birthed water baby!)
Parker 5/23/09 (My 2nd home birthed water baby!)
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07-09-2020 #24
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We got a stock tank pool this year. We really love it. Originally Posted by TwinFoxes
OP - I'm sorry about the pool. Personally, I feel much safer in lakes and rivers than I do in community pools. We have been very careful - not even shopping in person - but we have felt fine going to the lake. We go to sleepy beaches where we can distance easily.
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