But, fortunately, not a dollar short. These scenes were taken at the site of an old water amusement park, a branch of Texas Water Rampage, I think. Not much left today.
I knew someone once who got a very nasty infection splashing around in their polluted waters. Restrooms were later found to be over flowing into the amusement pools-- people were cavorting in sewage. It closed not long after, and good riddance. It seemed to have been poorly managed and poorly maintained.
There's a Methodist church on the property, now, and with all the recent rain, wildflowers flourish. Rest in peace, long-vanished water park.
I knew someone once who got a very nasty infection splashing around in their polluted waters. Restrooms were later found to be over flowing into the amusement pools-- people were cavorting in sewage. It closed not long after, and good riddance. It seemed to have been poorly managed and poorly maintained.
There's a Methodist church on the property, now, and with all the recent rain, wildflowers flourish. Rest in peace, long-vanished water park.
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