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Kansas couple transforms backyard into a 100,000-gallon tropical lagoon with six waterfalls

Times of India - World ·
Kansas couple transforms backyard into a 100,000-gallon tropical lagoon with six waterfalls

Melissa and Mike Morris dedicated nearly a year to constructing a stunning 100,000-gallon swimming lagoon in Olathe, Kansas.

Inspired by the beauty of Tahiti, they created a coastal paradise at home, complete with granite rocks, flowing waterfalls, and vibrant tropical fish.

Their captivating project drew attention online, leading to requests for exclusive photo sessions and events, while they relish their private backyard oasis as they finalize the landscaping.

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