Wouldn’t you like to read Melleron’s Monsters by Douglas Hill? If you do, you will find a free copy of the book at the Fukuoka Airport in Japan.
This is where I will release it into the wild.
Travelling books Japan
Apr 3, 2012
Travelling Book in Fukuoka
Once we arrive at Fukuoka Airport in Japan, I plan to release the following book The Science of Hitting by Ted Williams and John Underwood.
This book is about American baseball and I have no idea how it found its way into my little library in Germany. The Japanese like baseball, so it might be appreciated.
Travelling Books Japan
If you do find the book, let me know. Chances are 1 : 1.000.000, but that’s the fun part.
Apr 1, 2012
Travelling Book in Seoul
I guess Incheon International Airport in Seoul is just as good as any other place to release a book.
The children’s book Sam Pig and His Fiddle by Alison Uttley, to be released in the waiting area of the airport somewhere, might shorten the time for some little ones.
Travelling Books Korea
Enjoy reading and leave it for others.
Mar 29, 2012
Budget Accommodation in Seoul
Passing through Seoul for a two-day layover is a good opportunity to visit this mega city. The idea of looking for accommodation seemed a bit daunting at first, but we soon found a place in a good location, and reasonably priced.
K-haus Gwanghwamun (patio) in Seoul source: booking.com
We found K-haus Gwanghwamun on booking.com which perfectly fits our budget. We booked a family room (sleeps three people) for two nights at 240,000 KRW ( for about € 160). Booking with booking.com was very easy!
I just love the patio and imagine sitting out there in the evening. I expect the city to be busy and loud, but a few drinks and some good company might help drown out the noise.
Review of this very new hotel is soon to follow.
From Incheon International, you can get there by – [Read more…]
Dec 8, 2011
Europe’s Most Expensive Christmas Tree
Europe’s most expensive Christmas tree, sparkling with thousands of lights, represents a powerful contrast to the gloomy euro crisis.
The tree is located at the Frankfurt airport. The Squaire’s atrium makes a fine host for the tree, which is equipped with 8.000 LED lights and 40.000 Swarovski crystals.
The 20-meter (60-foot) tree weighs 6.000 tons and took three weeks to decorate. This Christmas tree jewel cost euro 2.5 million.
In comparison, the Frankfurt Christmas market has the tallest tree. Its height of 28 meters almost matches the Römer, Frankfurt’s Rathaus (city hall)
To view a photo of Europe’s most expensive Christmas tree, visit Frankfurter-Stadtevents.de
