Vágurs simhall
Vágurs simhall är en simhall i staden Vágur på Färöarna. Simhallen har fyra banor som är 25 meter långa. Simhallen byggdes 1979 tillsammans med Vágurs skola. Simhallen används även för simundervisining för barn från hela Suðuroy. Simhallen är öppen för allmänheten ungefär varannan dag (måndag, onsdag, fredag och lördag). Vid övriga tider och dagar används hallen för simklubben Susvims aktiva.
Externa länkar
Media som används på denna webbplats
Vágur Swimming Hall, Faroe Islands.JPG
Författare/Upphovsman: Eileen Sandá, Licens: CC BY-SA 3.0
The Swimming Hall of Vágur has one pool, which is 25 meters long. It is the only pool in the island Suðuroy, which is so long. There is one swimming pool in Tvøroyri, which is 12,5 meters long. There are other pools of this length in other places in the Faroe Islands, but as of October 2010 there is no 50-meter pool, but one will be built very soon, they say. A group of people are planning to build a 50-meter swimming pool in Pál Joensen's hometown Vágur. He was triple gold winner at the European Junior Swimming Championships 2008 and silver winner at the European Swimming Championships 2010 on long course. The person on this photo is Pál Joensen, who is training in this pool daily. Sometimes he and his coach go abroad in order to train in a 50-meter pool. The swimming pool in Vágur is in the public school, it was built in 1979.
Författare/Upphovsman: Eileen Sandá, Licens: CC BY-SA 3.0
The Swimming Hall of Vágur has one pool, which is 25 meters long. It is the only pool in the island Suðuroy, which is so long. There is one swimming pool in Tvøroyri, which is 12,5 meters long. There are other pools of this length in other places in the Faroe Islands, but as of October 2010 there is no 50-meter pool, but one will be built very soon, they say. A group of people are planning to build a 50-meter swimming pool in Pál Joensen's hometown Vágur. He was triple gold winner at the European Junior Swimming Championships 2008 and silver winner at the European Swimming Championships 2010 on long course. The person on this photo is Pál Joensen, who is training in this pool daily. Sometimes he and his coach go abroad in order to train in a 50-meter pool. The swimming pool in Vágur is in the public school, it was built in 1979.