At the Bottom of the Pool

On By Terri Webster SchrandtIn photography

Scale

Bottom of Clunie Pool
Pool Managers standing on the bottom of Clunie Pool in McKinley Park.

Standing on the bottom of an empty swimming pool creates a unique view of “scale.” Imagine diving off the diving board knowing you can swim to the drain twelve feet down. The pool managers are standing at about the 10 foot depth mark.

Bottom of the Pool
Walking back from the deep end shows the painted lines on the bottom of the pool.

This photo shows everyone walking from the deep end. Note the girls on the right climbing up the ladder. Even the shallow end of the pool is deeper than you would think.

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