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Originally Posted by PR_Tom
I used to visit Salina every summer as a kid, since my mother and her family is from there. Have an aunt there still, she used to live on one of the cobblestone streets. We used to go to Coronado heights and picnic and I do remember a public pool we'd hit up too. If you could avoid burning your feet on the street and dodge the hailstorms, it was a nice pool.
My family always had a pool, and we lived mostly on the ocean. So not learning to swim was simply not an option.
I was shocked by the news story recently were 6 teens drowned by stepping off a sandbar and not one person out of the dozens there could swim except one passerby who saved 1 person. Really sad.
Learn to swim!
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small world

the pool I remember in in Salina was the Saline County municipal pool right by the bicentennial center. I used to walk for miles to go to that pool in the summer heh heh. I remember the cobblestone streets well. The last time I was in Salina was back in 1980 when we moved to Illinois. I have had a love of rural towns ever since... but I hear Salina is huge now