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Originally Posted by CassieInVa

Well I never really thought seriously about chilling the pools or any other drastic changes. It just seems so strange that I've been to the Caribbean, Las Vegas, California and even during hot weather, the pools were not as hot as they are here. How does one account for that?

The one thing that I like to do in really hot weather is take a dip in a nice cool pool . Maybe it's just not possible to do in Florida, regardless of whether the pool is heated or not heated during the summer.

I love it here and there is no other place like it. It doesn't mean that occasionally there isn't something that I would like to change. Not sweating while swimming in the pool would be a welcome change for me.

Good post. Don't be intimidated out of here.

PRNewswire

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