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So you walk through this door and onto this path that takes you through this incredible garden with a bunch of gazebos with tables/chairs for eating, that are connected by bridges that go over a network of streams.  Its amazing. Unfortunately it was raining so we didn't get to eat out there and I didn't get any pictures.  BUt if we had eaten outside we couldn't have watched the dancers.

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I am the mother of three adorable kids Cado, Paisley, and Geneve.  I am a member of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Though we hail from Southern California, my husband works for KPMG and we're on a rotation in Geneva, Switzerland...

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