Grundtvig project 2012
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This document summarizes the activities of a group during their fifth mobility with the Grundtvig Project in Sweden. They met at Gunvor's house and enjoyed raspberries. During the week they worked hard but also had fun, such as tap dancing on thick ice and exploring an old town. They socialized with colleagues from Spain, Turkey and elsewhere over coffee and dessert. The trip provided opportunities for both work on their agenda and adventures exploring Swedish culture and nature.
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- The following days included visiting the school to work on a project, seeing attractions like museums and amusement parks in Stockholm, and spending time with their host family.
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Homeland Tour June 2008 --------
The Wilsons Discover Sweden June 16-22, 2009
Exploring Sweden Wilson’s homeland.
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Grundtvig project 2012
- 1. GRUNDTVIG PROJECT 2012 Fifth mobility Sjöviks Folkhögskola Sweden
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- 3. We met at Gunvor’s for the first night. Remember the raspberries?
- 4. Lots of hard work during the week.
- 5. But working is fun, right?
- 6. We did a great work with the agenda!
- 7. Enough paper work! Seeing our students was one thing…
- 8. ... adventures with Bosse another!
- 9. Who was tap dancing on the ice?
- 10. ”Come on! The ice is 40 cm:s thick!”
- 11. Looking at the cracks. Or..?
- 12. ”Shall we cross the lake?”
- 14. Inside the hut. Cosy, right?
- 15. Swedish beach.
- 16. Queens of the ice!
- 17. The Mad Hatters!
- 18. On our way to Stockholm.
- 20. FIKA = happy faces.
- 22. …and the Turkish collegues!
- 23. No comment.
- 24. Time to see some old traditional houses.
- 25. Guided tour around the old buildings at Skansen.
- 26. Dark but cosy.
- 27. Happy troupers in the cold.
- 28. In the fake town quarters.
- 29. Gülderen takes over the tour.
- 30. Luckily there was a real café in the fake town.
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- 32. Project talk and gossip – a great mix!
- 33. New and interesting contacts.
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