A discussion on swimming from another thread but more appropriate for this one.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Velvet
From The Villages Community District site:
“The neighborhood adult pools are intended for refreshing socialization and non-organized/scheduled activities. Regularly scheduled water exercise groups are encouraged to use Sports Pools for this purpose.”
So how would you interpret this, and does the fact that traditionally (the last 40 years since I have been visiting) the neighborhood pools have been used for socialization, say anything?
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Hmm, So if I am hot and irritable from working on my shrubs and I want to cool down but I don't feel like socializing then the neighborhood pools are off limits?
If I just want to sit in a chair, read a book, and soak up some sun but not talk to anyone then I cannot do that at a neighborhood pool?
What if I vary my swimming times, could that then be considered a non-organized activity and permitted in the neighborhood pool?
What if no one will talk to me (it happens
), does that mean I have to get out of the pool because I am not participating in the socialization?
Or, maybe the neighborhood pools are for everyone over 30 and therefore cannot be "reserved" for group activities, either officially or unofficially. And yes, this absolutely means that lap swimming would be on a space-available basis and cannot preclude other activities in those pools.