Photos of the trip, preparation for graphics content of future presentation at Goethe Institut - Manila and graphics support for longer blog post.
Includes:
July 24 - Breakfast at Savoy Hotel, Visit to the German National Library (Deutsche NationalBibliothek, Frankfurt), Guided tour and discussion with User Services and Archiving department head Dr. Volker Hense, Visit to Frankfurt Public City Library, Guided tour and discussion with Mr. Jorn Hasenclever, Visit to the Goethe House, the catastrophe that is my corns from all the walking, Boeing 777-300 shots from the window seat on the trip home from Frankfurt to Dubai to Manila on July 25. My tour buddy was Mr. Jilven Amar of The National Library, our program guide for Frankfurt was Mr. Victor Herbeiu.
LOL from walking too much, I know. ;)
ReplyDeleteLOL may ganito sa Universal Studios and Kodak Theatre. The kids get sooooo wet their parents have to buy them new clothes from head to foot.
ReplyDeleteI have 'em on both feet. :(
ReplyDeleteAnd on the bone areas too.
huhuhuhuhu.
ansakit!!!
Hehehehe,
ReplyDeleteNatatakot ako dito.
Parang pag 1 1/2 yr old tumapat dito (or as lalo na yung sa Technohub sa Philcoa) e tuturpit ng malayo yung bata. Hehehehehe
wow sir..
ReplyDeleteamazing!
=)
Parang ang sarap po magtravel!
ReplyDeletehehe
Yeah. :D
ReplyDeleteKasooo....
Sira na uli body clock ko...
:(
Ayan, o.
Tulog ako buong araw pero ngayon di ako makatulog.
pagbalik nyo po mag ilang days babalik din yan!
ReplyDeleteilan po ba nag time difference dyan at dito po..
hehe
andito na uli ako since Sunday. :D
ReplyDelete6hrs difference sya.
supposedly in 3 days time babalik na.
So, nangyari was parang naging sing-haba ng 2 days ang July 20 ko at nawala buong July 25 dahil sa paglipad. :(
LMAO, I left Philippines 12nn of April 11. I arrived sa LAX 3pm, April 11.
ReplyDeleteHow long yung flights?
ReplyDeleteang ganda naman ng bldg na to. :)
ReplyDeleteooooh 0___________________0
ReplyDeleteNAIA to Taiwan = 5 hours.
ReplyDeleteTaiwan to LAX = 11hours.
wahaw!
ReplyDelete'stig!
ReplyDeletesomehow reminds me of the TODAI library
ReplyDeleteahehehe!
ReplyDeleteparang sa TU Delft Library
ReplyDeletea breakfast worthy of a kaiser!
ReplyDeleteI like this!
ReplyDeleteDapar kasi Nike!
ReplyDeleteDeutsche NationalBibliothek. :D
ReplyDeleteBomb-proof, flood-proof, earthquake-proof (well, di naman daw nage-earthquake sa Germany)...
Rock!
Lugi tayo, ano. :(
ReplyDeletehehehe.
aabot din tayo sa ganyan. :D
whoa!
ReplyDeleteSakit sa likod at pwit yan!
Sori po, parang di ko maatim na naka-rubber shoes pumunta sa mga libs. :D
ReplyDeletePero comfortable naman shoes ko ng lagay na yan. Socks were the problem. Thin socks = some friction, ayun... :( Wore thicker socks the succeeding days.
Hi! :D
ReplyDeleteOne of the libraries which comprise the "national libraries" of Germany.
ReplyDeleteThe others being Leipzig, Bavarian State, etc.
This one is the legal repository of all works published in Germany, two copies each. All stored underground. Old Materials and serials retrieved by request and sent via those cute booklifts. :D Newspapers on microformats. :D Walls below are 1.5m thick, since it was a bomb shelter before.
Cool! :D
ReplyDeletepaltossss...
ReplyDeletesinooo itechhh????:D
ReplyDeleteThat's Victor, our program guide for Frankfurt. :D
ReplyDeleteChk out the panorama a the last pic.
sakit nyan sir kahit ilang oras ka pa lang naglalakad... :(
ReplyDeletesana ganito lahat ng libraries sa pinas o kaya better pa. :P
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