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How Justyna participated in 3 workcamps...

When I sometimes talked to volunteers about workcamp/s they attended or when I read their evaluations - I understood that the time they spent in workcamp was really sometime, as they say, “the best time in their life”. “It was an awesome experience, maybe the best of my life” – this is for instance the real sentence from real evaluation and I hope and believe that the volunteer (Alfonso) was not lying in this case :) It also depends of course on how you get along with the other people in the group, how motivated you are, what for expectations you have etc. – but for sure - there is a high possibility that workcamp might be an awesome, unforgettable experience. Let’s think about the project and the country where to go – and then.. feel free to check possibilities at workcamps.pl and apply :) Maybe this story of Justyna will inspire you: My name is Justyna, I'm 23 y.o. from Warsaw. I did my bachelor degree in Journalism, now I'm doing my second degree in Iberia...

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