Welcome to DU! The truly grassroots left-of-center political community where regular people, not algorithms, drive the discussions and set the standards. Join the community: Create a free account Support DU (and get rid of ads!): Become a Star Member Latest Breaking News Editorials & Other Articles General Discussion The DU Lounge All Forums Issue Forums Culture Forums Alliance Forums Region Forums Support Forums Help & Search

Recommendations

1 members have recommended this reply (displayed in chronological order):

Lakes, always. Ocelot II Yesterday #1
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAH. Thank you very much for sharing, Ocelot II. I love your reasons. debm55 Yesterday #2
In the stream Norrrm Yesterday #3
HAHAHHAHAHAH. Thank you Norrrm. I did. debm55 Yesterday #4
Each one has its good points Diamond_Dog Yesterday #5
So true. Diamond_Dog. Thank you for sharing with us. May I ask where the photo is from? It is lovely debm55 Yesterday #6
That is Geneva-on-the-Lake, Ohio. Diamond_Dog Yesterday #7
Oh no. I am from Pittsburgh and my whole life we have gone to Geneva-on-the-Lake. Haven't been there in about 20 years. debm55 Yesterday #11
Well, this is at the marina. The Strip is still there, pretty much same as it's ever been. Diamond_Dog Yesterday #21
Yes, the last time we were there they were putting the marina in, We stayed at the strip. Is Ashtabula still around. debm55 Yesterday #24
Yep, Ashtabula hasn't gone anywhere. Diamond_Dog Yesterday #26
Thank you , Diamond_Dog for sharing that info. debm55 Yesterday #31
Dad started teaching me to swim in the Delaware River. discntnt_irny_srcsm Yesterday #8
Thank you very much, discntnt_irny_srcsm. The Monongahela River that flows into the Ohio River. Runs past my house. I debm55 Yesterday #12
I got pinkeye from swimming in a lake once. ☹️ Diamond_Dog Yesterday #25
Pool, with sunscreen and boys nearby. 🥰 Polly Hennessey Yesterday #9
Thank you very much for sharing with us, Polly Hennessey. debm55 Yesterday #13
Pool to swim in, both fresh and saltwater pools generally contain chlorine levels that kills germs Niagara Yesterday #10
I agree, Niagara. I swim in a pool, But sit on the beach when we went to the Lake or Cape Cod debm55 Yesterday #14
We swam in a creek. LoisB Yesterday #15
Thank you very much.LoisB. When we would visit our cabin , I would swim in a creek. But I would wear shoes because of debm55 Yesterday #17
Heavy water True Dough Yesterday #16
I am sorry. True Dough, but I have no idea what that is. debm55 Yesterday #19
It's a True Dough Yesterday #22
HAR, HAR, HAR, True Dough, I had no idea what it was. debm55 Yesterday #28
My apologies True Dough Yesterday #30
Apology accected. debm55 Yesterday #32
Nothing beats a freshwater spring genxlib Yesterday #18
Oh, that sounds so very nice and refreshing. Thank you genxlib. debm55 Yesterday #20
Spring fed lake, specifically Lake Lily where my grandparents lived. Phoenix61 Yesterday #23
That sounds wonderful. Thank you very much for sharing. debm55 Yesterday #35
Pool EarthAbides Yesterday #27
Thank you very much for sharing, EarthAbides. debm55 19 hrs ago #42
The Bay, Delaware or Chesapeake Walleye Yesterday #29
Thank you very much for sharing with us, Walleye. debm55 19 hrs ago #43
Lakes and rivers... MiHale Yesterday #33
except it's not Cirsium Yesterday #37
Yeah, and that!... MiHale 20 hrs ago #40
WoW, What a informative post. Thank you very much for sharing with us. Cirsium. debm55 19 hrs ago #47
My pleasure Cirsium 18 hrs ago #50
Message auto-removed Name removed 18 hrs ago #52
Yes, it does but it doesn't have creatures in it. Thank you very much for sharing, MiHale. debm55 19 hrs ago #44
Walking Cirsium Yesterday #34
Thank you very much for sharing with us. Cirsium. debm55 19 hrs ago #45
All of the above (including rivers and streams). waterwatcher123 Yesterday #36
Thank you very much for sharing waterwatcher. My husband is from Boston. on our yearly trips there, we would go down to debm55 19 hrs ago #48
I like the Caribbean Sea, I like Lake Michigan, Americanme 23 hrs ago #38
That sounds beautiful , Americanme. Thank you for sharing. debm55 4 hrs ago #56
Chappaquiddick Island. Walking on the beach at night to look at the stars. CTyankee 20 hrs ago #39
That sounds wonderful, Thank you for sharing your wonderful view of the stars. CTyankee. debm55 4 hrs ago #57
None some_of_us_are_sane 19 hrs ago #41
Thank you , some_of_us_are_sane. Great post. debm55 19 hrs ago #46
None of the above. Morbius 18 hrs ago #49
Thank you Morbius. You have every reason not to like swimming. debm55 4 hrs ago #58
had a chilly n wis family lake cottage. spring fed lake. pansypoo53219 18 hrs ago #51
Thank you pansypoo53219. That sounds lovely. debm55 4 hrs ago #59
Ocean - the Gulf of Mexico especially nt CozyMystery 18 hrs ago #53
Yes , It is very beautiful. CozyMystery. I swam and boated in the Gulf of Mexico. So enjoyed it. debm55 4 hrs ago #60
Hot spring enid602 17 hrs ago #54
Thank you very much, enid602. I have never been in a hot spring. But I would love to try it. debm55 4 hrs ago #61
Grew up in a lake with no slugs or brain eating amoebas. It was heaven. applegrove 17 hrs ago #55
Thank you very much for sharing with us, applegrove. Sounds like a wonder place to swim. debm55 3 hrs ago #64
when my daughter was little we had one of those small kiddie pools & when she got a bit older we orleans 3 hrs ago #62
Thank you very much, orleans. It brings back many memories of my son's pools as he was growing up. debm55 3 hrs ago #65
i gotta tell ya -- i miss those years of my daughter's childhood so much orleans 1 hr ago #69
To swim in : Pool. To sit and watch: Ocean. Mad_Dem_X 3 hrs ago #63
Same here, Mad_Dem_X. When I was younger I took my chances and swam and waterskied in the Gulf of Mexico. Would I do it debm55 3 hrs ago #66
The Pacific Ocean with no close second. hunter 2 hrs ago #67
Thank you , hunter. I always wanted to see the Pacific Ocean. Thank you hunter for sharing with us, my friend. debm55 2 hrs ago #68
Latest Discussions»The DU Lounge»What type of water do/did...»Reply #22