London's New See-Through Skyscraper Pool Has Twitter Users Saying 'Hell No!'
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It seems many people are hesitant to combine their fear of heights with their fear of drowning.
A see-through pool set 115 feet in the air between two London skyscrapers is definitely making a big splash online, but Twitter users found a way to throw cold water on it. The Sky Pool at the Embassy Gardens apartments is the world’s largest floating acrylic pool ― 82 feet long, 46 of which are suspended in midair, according to the Robb Report. Residents can swim from one side to the other and see the street 10 stories below.
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