I was way out in the mountains the other night when I noticed a glow. It turned out to be a stream of water. The ground was snow covered with the temperature in the single digits.
What’s odd is even though the air temperature was around 7 degrees, this stream was 50 degrees and got warmer by 10 degrees as it flowed. Wouldn’t that classify this as a hot spring?
Just down the road from my house, we have some hot spring tubs on the side of a river that stay over 110 degrees year around. If I would’ve been born before heaters, I would have lived out every miserable Utah winter in a hot tub while catching and eating raw fish from the river. Actually if business doesn’t pick up this year, I might still end up living in one:(
Yeah that water hose does seem to cheapen the look but it appears to be the best way to direct the water from the above streams into the tubs.
I honestly wouldn’t ever dream of getting in that particular tub. From what I’ve been told, most all cities have a designated “gay spot” weather it be a truck stop, park, or lake, and unfortunately this is Ogden’s gay pool.
Supposedly if your looking for a little man on man action than you can make your way down to the hot springs around midnight. It sucks I can’t find a similar pool where lesbians meet at midnight hahaha:mrgreen:
