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 == Day 2 ==
-With great satisfaction I found two green hair at my head in the morning so that the process of greening had started:-) The tour around campus of university was so short I'd love to see more sustainable places so that I can get some experience what my university is missing and can improve. For some people this was day D because we visited THE LANDFILL. Well it was really perfect, I'm pleased I could see it for myself, I enjoyed a walk on the municipal waste without seeing or smelling it, I liked the way Mr. Wolfsteller presented his "child" but it wasn't so new for me because I had had a course about waste at university in UK so I had seen it before...in pictures only. Actually I am more thankful I could stand so close to a wind mill so that now I know a little bit how pleasant or unpleasant it is (in short-term of course).
+With great satisfaction I found two green hair on my head in the morning so that the process of greening had started:-) The tour around campus of university was so short I'd love to see more sustainable places so that I can get some experience what my university is missing and can improve. During the tour a charming lady Irmhild spoke also about students projects and possibilities which students have at the university. Even though the effect is not usually so great as they expected students can at least try to really work on their own project and get it work, that is what I'm missing at Czech unis...but maybe it is only in us - students? For some people this was day D because we visited THE LANDFILL. Well it was really perfect, I'm pleased I could see it for myself, I enjoyed a walk on the municipal waste without seeing or smelling it, I liked the way Mr. Wolfsteller presented his "child" but it wasn't so new for me because I had had a course about waste at university in UK so I had seen it before...in pictures only. Actually I am more thankful I could stand so close to a wind mill so that now I know a little bit how pleasant or unpleasant it is (in short-term of course).
 Hamburg has such a unknown atmosphere that I cannot find right words for a description. All the industrial buildings, cranes, ship, docks, bridge under the river basin looked enormously and wonderingly. Another memory is a super modern lift on the St. Michaelis church tower...(which caused a death of my two green hair).