This doesn't surprise me. I have discovered I love the pool, the chlorine, the walls, and not so much swimming as nature intended in natural bodies of water. This summer while on vacation I went for a swim in Lake Cayuga in the Finger Lakes of New York. There were so many fish and plants, I felt like I was in some kind of flora and fauna traffic jam! :afraid: I hung on for about 500 yards and then I just couldn't get out of there fast enough. (Maybe I shouldn't have worn goggles!) Thankfully I have been back in the pristine surroundings of my favorite pool. Count me in the group that doesn't see the attraction of open water!:)
This doesn't surprise me. I have discovered I love the pool, the chlorine, the walls, and not so much swimming as nature intended in natural bodies of water. This summer while on vacation I went for a swim in Lake Cayuga in the Finger Lakes of New York. There were so many fish and plants, I felt like I was in some kind of flora and fauna traffic jam! :afraid: I hung on for about 500 yards and then I just couldn't get out of there fast enough. (Maybe I shouldn't have worn goggles!) Thankfully I have been back in the pristine surroundings of my favorite pool. Count me in the group that doesn't see the attraction of open water!:)
