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Gases used with reverse refridgeration

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Billgrey | 18:15 Tue 07th Feb 2006 | How it Works
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During the 1960's, the swimming pool at Market Drayton in Shropshire was heated using the process of reverse refridgeration, utilising a nearby fast flowing stream (the river Tern). Does anyone know how this would have worked, and whether it is still practical today?
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