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Dec. 8th, 2024 07:35 amA Hiker’s Guide to Tamolitch Blue Pool
https://thatoregonlife.com/2017/08/oregon-blue-pool-dangers/
The turquoise-blue waters of the pool are a testament to the natural filtration process that occurs as water seeps through the porous lava flow. This mesmerizing sight has attracted countless visitors, making the Tamolitch Blue Pool one of Oregon’s most iconic destinations.
Take a moment to appreciate the delicate balance of nature at this stunning location. However, be mindful of the extremely cold water and steep embankment, which can pose dangers to those who attempt cliff diving or swimming. The pool’s allure has led some visitors to take risks, but it’s essential to remember the importance of personal safety when exploring natural wonders.
I was doing some personal research on the topic of "beautiful nature that can kill you," and it turns out that there's a gorgeously blue creek basin in Oregon whose spring-fed water is so cold that, if you touch it, you instantly go into shock and die. That's horrifying, but also, you can see why someone might be tempted:
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https://thatoregonlife.com/2017/08/oregon-blue-pool-dangers/
The turquoise-blue waters of the pool are a testament to the natural filtration process that occurs as water seeps through the porous lava flow. This mesmerizing sight has attracted countless visitors, making the Tamolitch Blue Pool one of Oregon’s most iconic destinations.
Take a moment to appreciate the delicate balance of nature at this stunning location. However, be mindful of the extremely cold water and steep embankment, which can pose dangers to those who attempt cliff diving or swimming. The pool’s allure has led some visitors to take risks, but it’s essential to remember the importance of personal safety when exploring natural wonders.
I was doing some personal research on the topic of "beautiful nature that can kill you," and it turns out that there's a gorgeously blue creek basin in Oregon whose spring-fed water is so cold that, if you touch it, you instantly go into shock and die. That's horrifying, but also, you can see why someone might be tempted:
( Read more... )
