No, but you win a prize if you can spot Sean Connery.
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Bella McNab is the cheery wee body who takes the spectators’ money at the entrance. She took the job “just to get me out in the air during the summer,” but is already wishing it could go on all year round.
“It’s a marvellous job,” she said. “I meet new people every day, and I’m always making friends.
“I’ve got to watch out for kiddies,” Bella told me, “the fly wee devils climb up over the turnstiles and rush past.
“I’m very suspicious of the exit turnstile,” she went on. “The first day I was here I got stuck going through.
“I had to wait till my relief came up before I could get free. And there was a queue waiting behind me to get out!”
Jimmy Thomson, 1 Brand Gardens, Portobello, is the chief engineer. It’s his job to keep all the plant running smoothly.
“Sometimes if there is a breakdown, special parts are rushed from the makers to get the pool back into action in the shortest time possible.”
Jimmy told me something about the wave-making machine. It needs a 150 horse-power machine to power it, and it costs about 15s an hour to run.
Jimmy likes the friendliness amongst the staff.
“Have you noticed that all the lady attendants are wearing copper rings?” he asked.
“It was like this. I made myself a ring from some scrap copper in my workshop. The ladies admired it and I got no peace until I had made them one each.
“I’ve made so many of them I’m thinking of going into business,” he laughed.
