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> Posted by Dave on September 07, 2009 at 10:05:25
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> In Reply to: Re: Melbourne? posted by NewMel on August 18, 2009 at 10:53:34:

> Just round the bay at places like St. Kilda Beach, Brighton Beach, Elwood Beach or Williamstown beach are the only places in particular I can go.

> This Thursday, going to swim in proper swimwear at Knox Waterworld at Boronia. There's rumours that they may allow clothed swimming in general sessions. I knew a few people just jumped into the pools fully clothed and the supervisors didn't care. It's like 15 years ago. I go there to swim normally, but there's nothing on the sign explaining dress codes. Waiting for some school kid to come to these pools one day, never have his swimwear and maybe jump in with his school pants on.

> Whittlesea recreation park only allows proper swimming shorts as I read on their website. Nothing is said about dress codes for the water adventure park down near Geelong or Queenscliff, I assume you may be allowed to wear long pants down the waterslide there. There used to be waterslides at Emerald Lake Park where 4 in 5 people wore tracksuit pants from waist to ankle down them waterslide. Jeans or demin shorts were the only clothing that was non-acceptant down those waterslides. Except it got decommissioned a few years ago and has been removed from the park.

> I found only in Sydney where I could wear my trackies from waste to ankle down waterslides. One at Manly pipeworks and the other at Jamberoo near Wollongong.

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