we are planning a trip for mid-february. are the pools heated? will it be feasible to use them? thank you!
hi tiffany, february is a great time to visit the disney parks, lighter crowds and wonderful climate makes for an even more magical experience! yes, all of the pools at disney are heated year-round to keep them at a comfortable temperature. my family has visited in february several times and always enjoy our afternoon pool time. have a magical vacation! mandy
being married for 20 years i find the idea exciting and a major turn on. in fact i find it so hot. a number of years ago my wife went away for a girls weekend twice to a local beach-ie island getaway. we're very open and she told me how she was a bad girl in the party/bar pool. a hot guy was digging her and bought all her drinks. they got really touchy feely in the pool and she enjoyed being grouped and rubbed and grouping rubbing him. she even snuck her hands in his swim shorts and played with him. this action went on for hours. stroking, rubbing, grabbing, making out.when she got home i threw her in bed, made her tell me her all the dirty details, then we had the hottest sex. the next year she went back for the same girls weekend. i basically gave her open permission to do what she wants. i even highly encouraged her to be even more dirty. but she doesn't really have an interest in doing more, so her dirtiness didn't get any more than the first time she was there. nevertheless she came home and we banged hard as she told me the bad things she did do. that is about as wild as things have gotten, mostly because she doesn't have an interest to do more with other guys. however, i would be open to having a very kinky arrangements if she was game. it's fine to do so, in april. however, it needs to be mentioned that driving in iceland in winter might be way more difficult than you expect, even if you have arctic driving experience. about booking accommodation along the way, it does take quite a lot of time on logistics. see if you can spare yourself time by selecting beforehand where you want to be. good afternoon
during december we are in the off season so we will not have beverage service available at the pools or beach club however we will offer picnic baskets for the beach club which can include a bottle of wine should you choose. the sand at the beach is white sand with small hints of pink. we look forward to having you with us! please thanks for the tip barbeque nation sounds like a great option with steaming hot food, perfect for the weather it is a good option i'd say tuesday friday and saturday if you ask a swimming pool engineer, the unanimous answer will be that an inground gunite pool or in-ground shotcrete pool (synonymous terms) are the best types of inground pools. gunite is durable and highly customizable. gunite is also the type of inground pool you will find almost exclusively at commercial locations like hotels, campgrounds and country clubs.

gunite pools are engineered to withstand harsh new england winters and other vicissitudes of nature. there is a misconception (not everything on the internet is true!) that gunite pools are a better choice for homeowners in the south. that is simply not true. no matter where it is located, a properly engineered inground gunite pool will stand up over time better than any other type of inground pool. a liner pool is nothing more than an above-ground pool put in the ground with some additional supports to hold up the walls; a fiberglass pool is no different than a fiberglass bathtub, just larger.

if the winter frost can damage a gunite pool (as the “competition” states), that same frost will surely damage a fiberglass or vinyl wall. a gunite pool is engineered to have tensile strength, not compressive strength, which means it will flex as required, and due to the thickness of the gunite we install, along with the rebar we use, you will end up with the best quality pool possible. hey @richard cookehave you seen our community post about the hive thermostat offer?is there anything in there that helps?