Wednesday, March 11, 1992
We took the train to the show and watched as lovely snow began to fall. In the evening a few of us stopped at the huge Bierhalle for a wonderful dinner and listened and danced to the music of 2 German bands.
Thursday, March 12, 1992
I slept in as David proceeded to the show. I drove in later with Mr. Boker. This evening we attended a reception for all the U.S. exhibitors given by the U.S. Ambassador. Very nice party.
Friday, March 13, 1992
David proceeded to the show and I took the ICE (fast) train in the midst of heavy snow to Hamburg, Germany (a very neat port city). Another reception tonight with top officials in Germany at the City Hall. As we leave the show for the City Hall on the tram the sun is shinning; we exit the tram downtown and are greeted by heavy wind and lots of heavy, blowing snow – so much that we could not see the building we were supposed to be going to. But we made it and enjoyed good German food, live music, met more new people and had lots of fun.
Saturday, March 14, 1992
5:30AM train to Dusseldorf, Germany. Erin was waiting there from her journey from the U.S. Back to Hannover to the show and a big party at the Bierhalle for the American exibitors.
