Pictures from PSI'03 conference and workshop - roll 5

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On the top: Sacha, Roland, Volker and Vladimir After going down from the top and some swimming in the Katun we were invited to a tea party: this strawberry cake is really delicious Frederic, Volker, Roland and Yusuke This one was taken by Volker, so he is probably also responsible for the other upside-down picture earlier on A mailbox

Under construction Here you can see both the old bridge and the new bridge in one view Mischa translating what our local guide is telling us This is where the Tsjemal ends into the big Katun river

The difference in water colour comes from the fact that the Tsjemal comes from a spring and has clear water where the Katun comes from a mountain and has lots of sand in it Tsjemal Tsjemal in the front; Katun in the back The hydro station in the Tsjemal river More Tsjemal

And more Katun as well These tissues in trees are for the gods; however, they are not supposed to be made out of plastic bags The waterfall next to the hydrostation And the lake just before the waterfall

What are Volker and Roland doing out there on the right? Inside the hydrostation; you can't really tell from this picture but this machine is definitely running

To collect the water leaking out of the turbine The iron in this spring gives the red colour It must have been Roland's German glasses that made her behave this strange, 15/07/03 The real men decided to jump from one side of the river to the other: here is Mischa (someone had to stay behind to take these pictures, right)

Roland

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On the top: Sacha, Roland, Volker and Vladimir	After going down from the top and some swimming in the Katun we were invited to a tea party: this strawberry cake is really delicious	Frederic, Volker, Roland and Yusuke	This one was taken by Volker, so he is probably also responsible for the other upside-down picture earlier on	A mailbox

Under construction	Here you can see both the old bridge and the new bridge in one view	Mischa translating what our local guide is telling us		This is where the Tsjemal ends into the big Katun river

The difference in water colour comes from the fact that the Tsjemal comes from a spring and has clear water where the Katun comes from a mountain and has lots of sand in it	Tsjemal	Tsjemal in the front; Katun in the back	The hydro station in the Tsjemal river	More Tsjemal

	And more Katun as well	These tissues in trees are for the gods; however, they are not supposed to be made out of plastic bags	The waterfall next to the hydrostation	And the lake just before the waterfall

What are Volker and Roland doing out there on the right?		Inside the hydrostation; you can't really tell from this picture but this machine is definitely running

To collect the water leaking out of the turbine	The iron in this spring gives the red colour		It must have been Roland's German glasses that made her behave this strange, 15/07/03	The real men decided to jump from one side of the river to the other: here is Mischa (someone had to stay behind to take these pictures, right)

	Roland