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So very cool – my senior troop of three took a day trip there as part of one of those “educational” European travel-company tours, and I wished so much that I could stay longer. It was amazing, and kind of eerie, to realize that I was in a place of such great history that had been bringing together women of different cultures for so long, entirely on the grounds of friendship and a common humanitarian cause, unlike so many other historical places which are political in nature. I would love to go back as a worker for a summer or so, and stay a while. The countryside is so beautiful!
over 6 years ago
