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LAYOUT There are two possibilities in terms of layout. You can opt for a series of interactions with separate zones that stimulate each of the senses, such as sitting next to a pond or enjoying the sound of wind-rustled leaves. Or choose a multi-sensory experience where you engage with everything simultaneously, like walking

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