At first glance, it could seem like the exterior of a school in the Netherlands or Denmark. On both sides of the street, dozens of bicycles are accumulated. There are also some tied to fences and traffic signs around. It's nine in the morning and the large parking lot has been filling up as children arrived at the summer camp. But we are not in Northern Europe. We are at the Banyoles lake. And this large bicycle parking lot belongs to one of the city's institutions: the Banyoles Swimming Club. Esther Guerrero (Banyoles, 1990) has also arrived by bike. It's the end of July, she is 33 weeks pregnant – at the time of the interview, she is now 37 – and she has come from the Can Puig neighborhood. “The Club is like my home; it's where I grew up, where I trained, and where I've spent my daily life for many years. Without exaggeration, twenty-five years,” she explains.