Six Word Saturday — early edition. Hosted by Debbie at Travel with Intent
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Six Word Saturday — early edition. Hosted by Debbie at Travel with Intent
Zimmerbitch 
Goodness, that is a very weird sight, Su.
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We thought so too. The neighbours who had the pool swinging over their house (and damaging their trees) were less than impressed!
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Neato, Su.
Leslie
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Blimey, you get off the mark double quick! We’ve hardly had our evening meal yet … best not go for a swim then …
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It was too good a photo op to pass up
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That’s a swimming pool????
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Yep. Too big to get down the narrow drive, so they craned it in 😬
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Wow! Hope you have an invite
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Sadly no. The neighbourhood is not what it used to be.
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😞
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And don’t forget your climbing shoes…. 😉 😉
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😂😂
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I HEARD THEY STILL HAVEN’T SETTLED IN ARE STILL IN THE AIR, GREAT POST SU, CHINA
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I’m not a high flyer. Happy weekend, Su! Is your man tinkering in the garage again?
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Thanks Jo. He is painting motorbike parts even as I write this.
Hope your weekend is wonderful.
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Goodness! All that trouble for a swimming pool. I wonder how much use it will get.
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I wonder that too. The people who own the house never actually seem to be around.
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I have no idea what that is??
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Swimming pool. Precast in fibreglass and delivered on a truck. The truck was too big for the driveway, so they had to get a crane.
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Isn’t the sea quite close? Do they really need a swimming pool??
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Yes; the sea is, technically, about 400 metres from their house. In reality, it’s a bit further to a place that’s ok for swimming (maybe 1km, if you’re prepared to walk part way there and only swim at high tide).
One of the most ironic things I’ve seen was a swimming pool hanging out over a collapsed cliff with the sea directly below. The owners actually had steps from their property down to a lovely, secluded little beach, but they still built an infinity pool on a clifftop — which then collapsed in a storm.
More money than sense obviously!
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Obviously!!
Can’t believe the stupidity of people sometimes…
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