No Googling. Guess in the comments section. If you are desperate, the answer is here. Here is a close-up photo. Here are more good photos, with giveaways as to the location.
by Tyler Cowen on January 27, 2008 at 7:17 am in Data Source | Permalink
No Googling. Guess in the comments section. If you are desperate, the answer is here. Here is a close-up photo. Here are more good photos, with giveaways as to the location.
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It’s that gigantic swimming pool in Chile to the west of Santiago. It’s come up in several different links in Stumble Upon.
Dubai?
I would have said Dubai, it seems that they grow everything big there. During my last visit I was at a water park and didn’t recognize any spot as a place I had already been for over an hour.
Chile is on the ‘must visit’ list.
The first thing that popped into my head was Dubai.
It’s in Chiles, but the thing is, it’s a salt water swimming pool — which in my book just doesn’t qualify as a swimming pool. Call it the world largest artificial lagoon, but swimming pools should be freshwater.
I also guessed Dubai. The greenery in the background disconcerted me a little, but I was willing to give the coastal strip the benefit of the doubt of being not quite a desert.
Kazakhstan, home of Tinshein swimming pool,
its length thirty meter and width six meter.
Filtration system a marvel to behold,
it remove 80% of human solid waste.
I would have guessed Mexico.
Doesn’t the landscape in both Chile and Dubai look more desert like.
I was surprised by the Dubai answers as well.
Although to be fair, Dubai does have plans to build a 15,000 feet high mountain range to challenge the Swiss tourism industry.
too green for dubai, gents.
does this thing have tides? sheesh.
The green rolling hills in the background should have been a big clue that it isn’t in Dubai.
i want to swim in it right now
Richard, no one cares about your “must do” list, or what has or hasn’t made “the cut”. Really, just get on with your “list” already, get off the computer, and stop all this ridiculous late-night web page commenting.
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