We stayed at Recreo Verde when in this part of Costa Rica. Nice place, with hot springs as the primary draw. But we were there during the week so it was pretty quiet.
At one point it started to rain while a gentleman was cleaning the pool. See, the hot springs lead to hot water pools where you can soak and relax (get wet). But also next to them is a regular cool-water pool to jump in after all that heating up (another form of getting wet).
But now rain, apparently, is not an allowable form of getting wet. Even when waist deep in the pool one requires an umbrella to stay dry (half getting wet).
At one point it started to rain while a gentleman was cleaning the pool. See, the hot springs lead to hot water pools where you can soak and relax (get wet). But also next to them is a regular cool-water pool to jump in after all that heating up (another form of getting wet).
But now rain, apparently, is not an allowable form of getting wet. Even when waist deep in the pool one requires an umbrella to stay dry (half getting wet).
In the pool with an umbrella at Recreo Verde
So, while Guy broke all tradition and hit the hot spring fully open to the elements (getting wet), Don was more traditional. That is, if draping bubble wrap over your head is some local form of umbrella where he comes from (being all wet in another sense).
Don the bubble head with an amused Guy in the Recreo Verde hot springs
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