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07/27/2008 03:28:46 PM · #26 |
| no, the electricity isn't on. and trust me, no one that lives in southington finds it very "cool" that he lived there. the building is now such an eyesore an most everyone wants it to be demolished. |
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07/27/2008 03:59:36 PM · #27 |
Originally posted by aliqui:
Originally posted by glad2badad:
Originally posted by soup:
yeah - i bet there is enough moisture from the pool, especially if the pool water is kept warmer than the room itself. that causes a ton of evaporation. high end pools etc. also tend to have an auto fill set up. so when the water gets to a certain point a valve opens and fills it back up. so you'd sort of have a tropical rain forest effect if my theory is correct. |
What if there's no power? I doubt the electricity is still on. :-) |
It looked to me like the jets for the pool were going in the photos. Maybe that's just the edges of the algae. |
I thought jets at first also, but it appears to be the edge(s) of the ice that's formed on top. |
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