Too smoky to splash today: Kronenwetter firefighters have moved their free pop-up splash pad to Sunday afternoon at Towering Pines Park.

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Too smoky to splash today: Kronenwetter firefighters have moved their free pop-up splash pad to Sunday afternoon at Towering Pines Park.
The Marathon Park splash pad remains closed more than a week after its anticipated July 4 opening. County officials say they are still waiting for a state permit and have no new timeline.
City Oasis
Here are some more pics from the quote-on-quote “Princeton Pool” (aka Princeton Aquatic Center in Princeton, Indiana).
The first is the kiddie slide area, which has a giant bucket on top (I actually noticed a bunch of kids wanting to get splashed by the bucket and waiting as it fills up with water).
The other two images were the different things (idk what they’re called) at the splash pad area that’s separate from the rest of the pool. And let’s just say that the weird face thing that looks like something out of a 1990’s/2000’s CGI cartoon and the thing that looks like a frog were destined to be best friends (or even more than friends).
More information can be found on the Wausau and Marathon County Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department's website.
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An illustration of a large minimalist backyard tile with a uniquely shaped lap water slide
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Huge mountain style backyard stone and custom-shaped infinity pool fountain photo
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