A First Love And Naked Swimming

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A Boy's Adventures
Growing up in the Midwest, 1932-1942;"Our everyday adventures were simple, fun, sometimes dangerous, and probably not known to our parents"
The thing about swimming in the Depression era was that over half the time you didn’t need a swimming suit. Even if you were required to wear one, it sure didn’t need to be expensive. Anything to cover you up. Most of us from the neighborhood learned to swim at the downtown YMCA where nakedness ran rampant. Imagine a bunch of little boys all jumping into the Y pool without swimming suits. That was the way we learned to swim. Here is a typical neighborhood photo of the fashions of the day. 
I’m on the left giving the four-finger gang sign and my sister is on the right. The most fun of all the Charles St. kids had was to hop on our bikes during  a soft summer day and ride down the back roads to the west of us until we came to Blackberry creek. We’d walk down the railroad tracks to where the railroad bridge crossed over the creek. There we’d peel off our clothes and splash in the warm creek water or let the sun burn our bodies. Quite often there would be a dash to the water when a train would rush by. You didn’t want anyone to see you naked because,well, we did have some modesty. And it was a fun game too. Now, I understand, all the area that encompasses Blackberry creek is under intense study and management. Time changes things but in the Depression era Blackberry creek was part of our playground. The other photo that accompanies this blog has an interesting background.
It shows Sonny and me posing for a Beacon-News photographer on the bank of Blackberry creek. The way it was explained to us as we splashed in the creek was that the newspaper wanted a feature on something that represented a warm spring day in the Aurora area. We posed, the cameraman clicked, and there we were recorded for posterity. The Beacon-News reporter said we could get a print of the photo after the story appeared. I’m sorry to report that the story and photo were not printed. I did get two prints from the newspaper and herewith note the eventual publishing some 70 years later. Often the Charles St. kids would forgo the “natural” look of picturesque Blackberry creek and go swimming fully covered in the “world’s largest swimming pool.”
It was the extreme opposite of the old swimming hole. This facility had all kinds of attractions for kids and will be the focus of one post later on. However, Exposition Park was just a few miles from our neighborhood and we could ride our bikes there on the back roads or walk up the tracks to it. The pool was immense, measuring 320 by 120 feet. If you look at a football field, the pool was almost that large. I remember houses or cottages fringing the pool and lots of people from Chicago would rent the cottages and have a back yard of aquatic entertainment. While it was fun to swim there it was also a bit expensive for boys who didn’t have much money and good old Blackberry creek always was a pleasant alternative.
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