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 Chemical Free Swimming In the old days, we used to swim in lakes, or ponds. A European trend of man made swimming holes may to be gaining ground in North America. The New York Times has a feature article on these self-cleaning ponds, which combine swimming areas and water gardens. Water quality is ensured thanks to an engineered system which uses, among other things, plants and algae for natural filtration. References: nytimes, inhabitat4 Comments: on Eco Swimming Pools |
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 This I like, great for HI, Mexico, Western US, Canada, EU.
Natural swimming hole pools, anyone for Au Natural swimming.
No chems.
Now can we do same for Hot Tub modules.By: rocketranger on Apr 14, 07 0 Trends 2,582 Comments |
| Reminds me of the saltwater swimming pools. By: shat on Apr 15, 07 0 Trends 561 Comments |
 Reminds me of swimming at my grandfather's cottage in Ontario, Canada - full of algae and leeches, but CLEAN water! Most think "clean" means than unnatural blue colour and chemical smell...By: Bamboo Magazine on Apr 16, 07 40 Trends 4 Comments |
| i think the ministry of health here in costa rica would NAIL me for this, as a dengue hazard. but i would love to have one. By: cstrcstamyst on Jun 24, 07 0 Trends 39 Comments |
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