Tuesday was a day without workshops, but very exciting. We visited one of the most beautiful cities in Germany – Koln. Before we got there we went to a Museum of German History and went back in time to the end of the II World War. After a wonderful tour, all of us got on a train and unbelievably fast, we were in Koln.
When we got out of the station, we were in front of one of the biggest Cathedrals in Germany – Kolner Dom. The rain was falling, but that didn’t stop us from running all around the city central to see as much as we can. One of the prettiest things we could see was the Hohenzollernbrucke. It is a lovely bridge with lots of locks on it. You cannot see the fence that separates the trains passing by and people walking above the Rhein.
While you were walking on the main pedestrian zone, you could see all of us Campus15 kids running around with bags, lots of German sweets and souvenirs. It was very sad for us when we had to come back to the Cathedral and get a train to go back to the Malteserhof. No one wanted to leave yet. There were a lot of things we wanted to do in this amazing city that had a lot of things to offer. Some participants kind of succeeded at doing that… They fell asleep on the train going back home, then one of the teamers went back to get them on the next station.
After the big adventure, we had a meeting with Mr. Hubert, explaining the Reunion concept. We had to write down where we want the reunion to be, which topics would we want to discuss and would we like to participate again.
The majority wanted the reunion state to be Poland. We will see what comes next.
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