Yewsdene was the post-WWII safe haven that our grandparents—Paul and Marie Osters--built in the utopian countryside of Radnage, England. At humanity’s darkest time, The Ark was a home reviving human values and tolerance after “The Flood.” It hosted a rainbow blend of post-war new-age thinkers--Bauhaus Architects, Artists, Artisans, Philosophers, and technologists, a global community of migrants coming together across cultures and continents, cross-pollinating diverse perspectives and disciplines. Yewsdene has since been the inspiration for Nomadity’s core principles.