Farewell show, complete videos!

Hi all!

This will be the final post for IUHPFL Oviedo 2019 - thanks for reading! I've uploaded our recording of the farewell show below. There are two videos, each ~30 minutes long.

To all the students: we hope you've had a chance to rest up a little before starting school again. Have a great year!!



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