Fences around swimming pools provide security from the outside world, and ensure safety both inside and outside the fence.
For dogs who get to swim once a year in a public swimming pool, the boundaries of a fence exist to provide a joy that knows no bounds!
The lines are painted onto the bottom of a pool to provide the foundational structure for swimming activities. This is a view you do not see every day, as pool managers attend a facility training.
In full swing, the pool allows for the joy of competition, wellness, and play.
Do boundaries place limits on your life and leisure? Or do they provide the structure for access and safety?
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Great take on the challenge, Teri, and perfect for your leisure linkup, too!
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Thanks, Karen, I appreciate that!!
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Such a cool shot.
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We need it. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Thanks for sharing.
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I would say the answer is both! Nice shots 🙂
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Thank you!
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Great summer photos~!
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October was always the month we held the annual Doggie Dip Day. I suppose someone else is doing it now 🙂
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That second shot in the pool is totally cool. Kind of artsy really!
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Amazing shot with the Puppy. Love it!
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Thanks, David, I will pass that on to my friend who took the pic!
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Terri, thanks for putting the Pin to this post in the Pinterest Game. I love the doggy photo. All the best, Kathleen
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