26.06.09
Yodelling Durchmen and unknown uses for a carnival mask
- Swedish-Swiss duel. Stefan Forster and Mats Monié (from right) were glued to the TV. Their fellow countrymen Roger Federer and Robin Söderling were fighting for the title in the French Open. The Swiss won – and the mood was good in Schluchsee.
- Take aim and then in the pocket. Charles Micallef/Park Well demonstrated that he is - at least in style - a master in billiards.
- Always between notch and bead. A duo that was simply not to be beaten: Heike and Jürgen Göbel at the shooting range.
- Paul informs about the application of his sensors. The transparent car park becomes a reality.
- Serious speech, clownish present. Alexander Schuemperli (left) receives as a gift the "Pflumeschlucker", a carnival figure from Bonndorf. Wolfgang Stanek was extremely pleased when the recipient immediately put the gift around his neck.
- Hit hard and drive the nail as fast as possible into the piece of wood. Anita Bendekovits at work with clear instructions from Farmer Hoss.
- "Ready, steady, go ..." Farmer Hoss explains to Andrea Barth (left) and Jolanda Spruitenburg that handling a wood saw requires a "caring" touch. Robert Jokiel and Donal O’Hagan can be seen in the middle holding the trunk.
- Ronald Spruitenburg was not only aiming high with his eyes, also his voice reached unknown heights when he yodelled. This made him the yodel king in Henslerhof in Titisee.
- Crossfire Trio created a fantastic atmosphere.
- The "Pflumeschlucker" is traditionally worn around the neck, but due to its hollow form it obviously also serves its purpose as a goblet. Hence, the figure made the rounds later that evening – filled with noble pear schnapps. Here it is Timo Mutanen’s turn.
- Party team Heino and Jolanda... it is easy to be bowled over by so much temperament. Nobody got hurt and the party happily continued.
- If everyone holds the other... well, then it is impossible for anyone to fall over. You can really sense the great atmosphere in this picture.
- Hectronic employee Sybille Lehmann shows the production of Optilevel sensors during the factory tour.
- A great buffet at the end of the event. And then it was time to say the goodbye.
A brief insight into a great conference
