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Dorm Building |
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Most residents keep the windows open to help circulate air in the rooms |
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Building |
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Note how most of the shutters are closed here: kind of gives it that "ready for war" look |
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Laundry |
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Each building has only one washer and dryer, so the majority of us used the laundromat along the tram line |
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Building 1 - Room |
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The desk, lamp, and refrigerator (the black box underneath the desk in the corner) |
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Building 1 - Sink |
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The shelves next to the sink are handy for storing toiletries including toilet paper, since there is none in the bathrooms. |
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Showers |
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The majority of the showers are push-button operated and only stay on for about 15-20 seconds at a time. |
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Building 3 - Room |
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All of the windows are covered by metal shutters. They really don't help to keep the heat out, but they sure do work well to keep the light out. |
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Building 3 - Sink |
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The water is safe to drink from the tap in France which helps on those hot summer days. |
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Building 3 - Bed |
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Note the cylindrical pillow: it takes a while to adjust to so you might consider bringing a normal pillow from home. |
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