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BH Beach is Open

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BHB reader Robin sent in this photo of the "beach" at Pier 4/5's Floating Pool Lady. "Jay" comments on OTW today about going there:

I know today was just the opening but the chlorine level was very mild. I am sure the clouds kept people away but it is the cleanest pool in the city and a view to kill. It seems very well organized and there is a willingness on everyone’s part to make the experience even better. The pool is being run by the American Legion, not by the Parks Dept. this year. The pool may offer early hours to campers. No glass anything allowed in the beach or pool areas. The beach has soccer, volleyball, tons of picnic benches, beach chairs, umbrellas to rent and food. The snack bar at pool side is not finished and it looks like some more lights are going to be installed. Everyone working there was in an unusual friendly non-New Yorker attitude. 

New York Times coverage of The Floating Pool Lady opening 


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  • Comments

    Pingback from Is it a pool or a beach? Either way, it’s cool. — Mommy Poppins—Get more out of NYC for kids
    Time: July 5, 2007, 4:34 pm

    [...] Curbed has links to three reviews on mcbrooklyn, Brooklyn Heights Blog, and The New York Times. The overall takeaway? People are loving it and say it’s the cleanest pool in NYC…and the water’s really cold. [...]

    Comment from monty
    Time: July 6, 2007, 9:51 am

    This may be a stupid question but, how do you get down there?

    Comment from nabeguy
    Time: July 6, 2007, 10:23 am

    It’s at the foot of Joralemon Street. Just walk down to the bottom of the hill, cross Furman, and you’re there.





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