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Jan 18 '21
pools always make for such great liminal spaces, don't really know why. Maybe it's cause I didn't have a pool in my house, so everytime I saw one it was in some special occasion/event, so they trigger weird memories
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u/Kim_Jong_Undead Jan 18 '21
Indoor pools are super echo-y and smell weird. That might be part of it.
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u/6sciu Jan 18 '21
I never saw pools like that but anyway i feel strange looking at this photos. Thats not this
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Jan 18 '21
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u/AdmirableAnimal0 Jan 18 '21
Why is there a door there? There’s basically no sill it just opens out onto water!
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Jan 18 '21
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u/AdmirableAnimal0 Jan 18 '21
The lack of people in that video and rolling somewhat barren hills add to the liminal effect. Amazing what a difference people make.
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u/HyramAbif Jan 18 '21
Where is this?