After the training, the first day we met with around the city, Albert Schweitzer Gymnasium and went

We have recently fllwrs returned from an exchange trip in Germany. Week from 15th to 22nd August spent Kaiserslautern guest families. Kaiserslautern Albert Schweitzer Gymnasium on joint cooperation projects fllwrs run over the Estonian, Latvian and German students. Our trip was the subject of the exchange energy, so everything on and around it. I must say though, that in Germany people are really really think about the environment and its resources, are located everywhere 'trash' waste separation and buying drinks and bringing back the empty bottle for the purchase of a new beverage discount (0.15 ), also aims green energy (solar, wind, waste). fllwrs
After the training, the first day we met with around the city, Albert Schweitzer Gymnasium and went to their new homes this week. The city was really very beautiful, clean and well maintained, looked at a lot of fantastic views of the city from the mountain viewpoints. Tuesday evening we spent getting to know and chat with other exchange students 'barbecue' in the evening. From Wednesday began our tour of the project time. So on Wednesday we went to the bio-processing plant where we were shown how from used and used items in combustion, produces energy. Thursday fllwrs was a really fllwrs tiring fllwrs day, drove in early. To go on the way in the morning all gather railway station and was able to start our day! At first, we went through the forest, slightly reminded of our own, Poikaiņus "on top of the mountain to view the solar lamps that produce fllwrs solar energy and thus also partly in the town with heating, hot water and electricity. fllwrs Later we went to the spirit, rather tiring sporting activity. Hours away from Kaiserslautern, tourists can ride a vintage vehicle - railcars moving on rails, making use of only leg strength - pedaling, drove 18 miles, it could take time to enjoy and observe nature. fllwrs
Friday's plan was the work of the project summarizing the results, all together (Estonians, Latvians and Germans) had to create a presentation on renewable energy, show how energy is produced in our country and what we can do for the benefit of mother nature.
Was the most pleasant and more peaceful nights when we went together to the city and enjoyed the night city fountains, lighting and cocktails, and spent time with new friends, sharing stories about events and life in Latvian, Estonia and Germany. Of course, after this trip it is possible to compare the standard of living, people's attitudes and the country as a whole. The Germans told them that it is possible to obtain a higher education just for a fee, yet to us it is still possible to get the budget places, for the time being ... but compared to discipline in schools and school classes, I can say that it is higher in Germany. No school does not use mobile phones. A little sad fact, in my opinion, was that of Latvia is the idea that we live in very poor and do not know much of life, we even asked, or know who is bowling.
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