Then, I practiced on court. When the play finally began, it’s 9 already. The first set Tony and I won convincingly or Joel and Gordo. But the second set we lost to Dave L and Matt: I was tired, but able to hold my two service games.
The pool opens from sunrise to sunset. When I get to it at 7:30 in the morning, a group of campers are there (from 7 to 8am), leads by a female coach, who told me the 25 yard spot to swim with the lane on the bottom – just perfect!
I did my mile in the main part of the pool, and moved to the smaller section by the cabanas after they left.
In the morning 7-8am, there is a swimming camp, heads by an ougoing lady, she said I can post her front face photo -:). I did a mile the following day.
There are eight cabanas for rent, complete with shower, mini fridge. Depending on the day of the week and time of the year, and size, it cost from $240 for four, to $725 for eight people, per day.
The poolside cafe Cascade becomes my workplace -:) the Blue of London Earl Grey black tea from Yunnan & bergamot (?) is my fave.
Someone posted two photos of this pool today, where I used to swim daily.
It’s Thanksgiving in the US, but our prayers are with Hong Kong: the big fire Wang Fuk Court structure fire has claimed 75, and many more are expected; 3 arrests are made as of now.
Another shoreline ows morning. Air temp 75° and water 72° (or about), feeling a bit cold as I’m wading into the ocean. But once in, it’s a most wonderful temperature. We swam 1:25, about 1.5 miles.
A partly cloudy day, and the skies look beautiful, with the moon. Many sea birds are around us.
The waves are pretty strong. My partner felt nauseous, so we returned before reaching the hotel.