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By DAPHNE HUTCHINSON Rappahannock Nrwa Staff Writer Two young travelers from Scandinavia are visiting homes in Rappahannock County for part of the summer. Under the international youth exchange program sponsored by Lions Clubs around the world, Kati Vapaavuori of Finland is spending six weeks with Bill and Mitzi Young and their L daughter Laurie in Castleton. Pernella Christensen is sharing family life on Thermopylae Farm in Boston for five weeks with Gregory and Amy Monahan and their little girls, Rachel and Cora.
Kati. 16, and Parnella, 18. aren’t confronted by the language barrier that faces most Americans who journey abroad. Both young women speak English fluently after studying the language tor six
years.
“It’s my favorite subject at school,” Kati said. ‘‘We sometimes speak it in our home,” she added, ex
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