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>>>>Was it look similar so: >>>> >>>>http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-XePrJVTsGW4/UMiF_VCxZlI/AA >A >>A >>>A >>>>AAAANQ/QqYXuMSJZpQ/s1600/771_1000.jpg >>> >>>No, of course. It was shower room, not a pool. The >>>older girls were 13-14 and the most of them wore >>>two-piece bathing suits. Really, I didn't see that >>>anyone except some old teachers ("vospitateli") and >>>some little girls had one-piece fully closed bathing >>>suit. We boys were 7-11 years old, sometimes with few >>>12 years olds. Nobody were just standing and chatting >>>there. >>>Bath time started after the breakfast with counselors >>>gathering all younger groups near the bath house. >When >>>all groups were there, they had about 30 of us to go >>>into the locker room, undress naked and stand there >in >>>a line. Then, usually in about no more than 5 >minutes, >>>older girls, already in bathing suits, came in and >>>passed into the shower room, open and adjust water >and >>>called the first boys. The rest of us stayed standing >>>naked in a line in locker room, in front of the door >>>to the shower room, about 20 more boys (the door was >>>never closed however), and the rest of us were >>>standing outside, of course still dressed, or more >>>precisely, in shorts, without shirts. It was like >>>assembly line - when some of the girls finished >>>washing some of us, she called the next and the one >>>who were just bathed go back to the locker room to >dry >>>and dress and the first in a naked line took his >place >>>under the shower. Then, when the ones who dried and >>>dressed, leaved the locker room and the same count of >>>boys, who were waiting outside, came in, undressed >and >>>stand naked to the end of line. >>>This is how it was. >>> >>>I thing at Olga's camp it was little different, but >>>very similar anyway. >> >>Really, it was almost completely according to Dim's >>text > >What was different?

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