Palmengarten – Sunday week 3

Sue Henon is at last back home after the train strike. Apparently it had completely paralysed Frankfurt – as well as the rest of Germany of course. The day before the strike happened, there was a mass exercise to find hotels in the city and if you weren’t early enough – too bad.

Speaking with Sue this evening, she told me just how empty the city was. Palmengarten always has a lot of visitors, but not over the last few days – that is until today. This of course affected the botanical art exhibition  as no-one came in to view the works of art. However, the emptiness gave Sue an opportunity to plan her next talk for a tour round the exhibition.

But today, although transport was not hugely reliable, life returned to Palmengarten and she was very busy. Two more pictures got red dots on them and hopefully things will be fully back to normal tomorrow. Sue is looking forward to her one day off.

Artwork by Caroline Jackson Houlston, Marion Wilson and Sheila Etchingham
Artwork by Caroline Jackson Houlston, Marion Wilson and Sheila Etchingham
Artwork by Sue Wickison & Simon Williams
Artwork by Sue Wickison & Simon Williams
Artwork by Yoriko Kojima & Victoria Braithwaite
Artwork by Yoriko Kojima & Victoria Braithwaite
Artwork by Janie Pirie & Libby Carreck
Artwork by Janie Pirie & Libby Carreck
Artwork by Angeline De Meester & Billy Showell
Artwork by Angeline de Meester & Billy Showell
Yet another view of the Palm house on the morning of the Private view and opening, which was held that evening.
Yet another view of the Palm house on the morning of the Private view and opening, which was held that evening.

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