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    Custom spa treatments, medical and health coaching services, daily fitness classes, and rotating workshops focusing on skin health and mental well-being pave the way for a life-changing retreat on ...

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    While this yoga retreat is open to both men and women, you can go as a group with your closest girlfriends or female family members to make it a women's getaway. Best Time To Go : Friday-Sunday ...

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  5. List of social nudity places in North America - Wikipedia

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    Nude Dudes Chicago is a group of 18- to 40-year-old gay men who host public nudity related events in the Chicago area. [173] NUD R US Family Nudist Club (NFNC) was a small Christian and home-based nudist club near Bloomington. Paradise Creeks Retreat near Aurora, hosts nudist events [174]

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    Retreats were not originally seen as suitable for women, but in 1674 Catherine de Francheville , supported by the Breton Jesuit Vincent Huby , founded a retreat house for women in Vannes. This developed into a community of laywomen, who also founded a daughter house in Quimper, but were dispersed by the French Revolution. Some however came ...

  7. Wiawaka Holiday House - Wikipedia

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    Using the original structures built by Mr. Crosby, Mary Fuller opened her retreat center in 1903 and named it Wiawaka Holiday House. Wiawaka is derived from the Abenaki word meaning "The Great Spirit of Woman". Mary proved the existence of the collective "Great Spirit" as she formed a board of women to run and look out for the interests of Wiawaka.