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As you may know, I lecture from time to time. One of the advantages of this is that you get to visit a lot of different nice and interesting places in Sweden (conferences are often held in old fine farms, mansions, world houses and mills). Today I have been to Gysinge Bruk in Gästrikland.
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The mill was one of Sweden's largest ironworks from the end of the 17th century and for 250 years afterwards. Today it is home to a hotel, restaurant, conference centre, museum and mill shop.
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Catherine in Asia says:
Gysinge, beautiful Gysinge. when I once had a renovation project, I occasionally visited Byggnadsvårdscenrum to get help with this and that. The surroundings are soooo beautiful.
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07 October 2011 - 3:50
admin says:
Katarina, how nice that you visited Gysinge! Yes, it seems that they are very good at building conservation there. And of course it is nice!
07 October 2011 - 7:40
Henny says:
I have been on a course in Gysinge, in the spring. Absolutely wonderful with all the white flowers, and the food was absolutely fantastic. The course was about health, by the way.
07 October 2011 - 9:23
admin says:
Henny, can imagine that it is even nicer in the spring! We also got great food, both for breakfast and lunch
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07 October 2011 - 13:26
Nils-Åke & Birgitta says:
There are many conference centres around our country. I have visited some of them myself.
07 October 2011 - 13:27