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Bathing Suits

Some clothes were left behind in the locker rooms.

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Creepy!

yuck who leavs that kind of thing behind

So, did you try them on? Was Yaggy there to model? ;-)

Eeewww the bathing suits are gross, but I really like the blue and yellow in this pic

I love this shot! The blue and yellow remind me of a yellow slicker on a rainy day.

The blue one was a little tight around the waist... :-)

It looks like they just peeled them off and left. ;)

Looks like someone just walked out 5 mins ago. Mr Motts, Did you see anybody???

So . . . no pix of you in the blue one, then?

Two words... Sports.Illustrated

Arnold Lane left them

"The Vaporex 3.3" in the upper left hand corner...Is that like a giant hand blower for the body???

EVERYPOOL should have one of them...if that's what it is...

Beautiful colors here and the clothes just add to the creepiness!

Long Island Irish

Bucky Katt: Maybe the "vaporex"is a kind of de-humidifier for the room...like the kind you use in a damp basement.....? that room had to be humid (and smelly) with all the wet bathing suits hanging around ......(peewww)

Oh... I wonder are they female or male clothes?

the yellow and blue are really bright, if it wasn't for the daylight

How odd everything was cleaned out except they left some bathing suits lol.

Does my bathing suit make me look fat? That must be the case why they were simply left behind.

http://www.ukpoolstore...atalog/info_409.html
The vaporex is indeed a dehumidifier for indoor pools.

Judging by some of the models on sale this vaporex 33 also appears to be fairly new, just like the Dipper

This is the changing rooms that ajoin the therapy pool on your 'Big Dipper' picture. The dehumidifier was recently installed before the decision was made to close the pool down. As it used to leak we kept a bucket under it as you can see from the picture. The yellow cupboards were used as lockers. The facility was pretty well abandoned in the late 90's with many things still left inside, such as the swimsuites, benchs,lockers etc. Since then the building has been vandalised and many things strewn around.

Mr. Motts, had a strange hobby.
Collecting clothes,
Moonshine,
Washingline. They suit him fine!.......

they look like womens bathing suits from here.

Looks like they shed the suits and ran!

that looks like a newer dehumidifer on the wall, if thats what it is!

Wow. Just, Wow.

Midnight Sakura

since when do they have pools in hospitals!?

Hashi luvs pablo

Don't most physical therapy departments have pools?

I remember back in the 60s when you could rent a bathing suit from the pool for a quarter if you wanted to swim but had forgotten your own suit. Nothing seemed unusual about that then, but now...let's not even go there!

Remember the public pools where you didn't even NEED a bathing suit? Now I wouldn't be caught dead in a place like that!!

eldokid@aol.com

oh sketchy, but must have been cool to find.

I used to really hate swimming pool floor areas like around and inside the changing rooms...all wet and sometimes dirty and people walkin around in bare feet...this photo makes me feel a bit sick...

Im sure someone will be back for those.

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