Believe It or Not: Children are Taking a Bath in the Park’s Fountains

@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

2 Jun 17

That's really a good experience to see.lol It is not also allowed here.

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

3 Jun 17

@TiarasOceanView I think it is not possible in public places. Perhaps it can be done in isolated places. But I never have seen it.lol

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Oshy

@TiarasOceanView (70020)

• United States

2 Jun 17

@Shavkat Oh really? I was thinking it would be more liberal there.

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@Linda1234 (4711)

• Houston, Texas

2 Jun 17

I saw it before when visited one country during the hot weather . Boys and girls enjoyed splashing the fountains water .

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@Linda1234 (4711)

• Houston, Texas

2 Jun 17

@Lupita234 Sounds very interesting games.

@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

2 Jun 17

That's nice. What country is it, my friend?

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@Linda1234 (4711)

• Houston, Texas

2 Jun 17

@Shavkat It is England When I visited there

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Cruz

@Tierkreisze (1609)

• Philippines

2 Jun 17

That's better than not bathing anyway. But they'll probably get caught by the police.

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

2 Jun 17

@Tierkreisze I agree. The policemen didn't do anything. @Lupita234 I think they took time taking a bath in the park.

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

3 Jun 17

@Linda1234 I think they do. It was really a new experience to see these kids playing around the park.

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@Linda1234 (4711)

• Houston, Texas

2 Jun 17

@Shavkat They had fun in that place.

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Hanni Harel

@Hannihar (130150)

• Israel

12 Feb 18

Actually I have never seen anyone take a bath in our fountains here so cannot comment either way.

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

12 Feb 18

Even in my country, it was a good experience. I took this picture in the summer season in Tajikistan.

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

12 Feb 18

@Hannihar The local people will not this in my country. If they do, all of them will be in prison.

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Hanni Harel

@Hannihar (130150)

• Israel

12 Feb 18

@Shavkat Shavkat, do they do that a lot where you live?

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Luis Medina

@luispas (1674)

• Venezuela

3 Jun 17

Nice picture. I have to say, in my little town we don't have fountains haha what a shame, but I know that if we had one, the kids will get crazy with it too

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

3 Jun 17

I am sure they will. It is also my first time to hear that there is no fountain in a certain place.

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Luis Medina

@luispas (1674)

• Venezuela

3 Jun 17

@Shavkat lol again, it's a little town, little. There's nothing interesting here

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

3 Jun 17

@luispas I think your town is a great place to relax.

Valentino Yosarian

@valenyosas (14)

• Indonesia

9 Jun 17

It is very much allowed in here. It is not an issue and it's not illegal for children ( I don't know about adults ) to take a bath at public fountains. Whether it's the park's fountains or the governor's fountain.

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

9 Jun 17

It is nice to know that children can do this in your country. Is it fine on both city or countryside?

@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

9 Jun 17

@valenyosas I think it is a good way for the children to experience this. By the way, welcome to mylot.

Valentino Yosarian

@valenyosas (14)

• Indonesia

9 Jun 17

@Shavkat It is fine on both city and countryside. It's just that there are so many poor people that don't have water, so the government allow children to take a bath and play in the fountains. Their fountains, the government's.