Since I
have international readers, I thought maybe people would be interested in
seeing one of the places I was last year.
I was at a
place in Denmark
called Ankerhus in Sorø for a seminar.
Ankerhus was
founded in 1902 and is part of a home economics movement that started in the
late 1800s.
The main
building is from 1923.
Today it’s
part of University College Sjælland and is home to the bachelor degree in nutrition
and health. It is one of the two places in Denmark that trains nutrition and
household economy students.
There are
just under 400 students in the school. And of course the people who come in for
different seminars like me.
Funny
little overgrown building I slept in. It stands out from the rest of the place :)
I tried to
figure out if this was some sort of small castle, but had no luck. We just have
too many of those here…
Of course
there was amazing food in a place like this!
It's so beautiful! SO much greenery, I love it! :)
ReplyDeleteI must find somilar places around here, in Poland, and visit them as often as possible.
How gorgeous! Igor, I forgot what you do for a living--I think it's in the science field---I want to say nursing, but I could have you mixed up with someone else. Anyhow, looks like you had an amazing place to stay at!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a beautiful serene place. I'm sure it was enjoyable to stay. Thanks for sharing.
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