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Outdoor pool area, notice anything?

I can't believe it took me this long to notice, but there is something very unusual about this photo - the missing pool. Can you find it? There was once a diving pool in this frame. From my research it appears that at some time in mid-2000s, the diving pool developed a serious crack that compromised its ability to hold water. The management decided to simply fill it with dirt and cover it with sod, rather than repair it. There may have been other factors, like concerns about liabilities from diving. An unfortunate end for that poor pool.

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Treachery Resort Hotel

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Y-Resolution	72 dpi
Exposure	0.004 sec (1/250)
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Exposure Bias	-2/3 EV
Focal Length	26 mm
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