...when angels travel! Company outing 2016 : Gammel Engineering GmbH

13.09.2016

...when angels travel! Company outing 2016

The first stop was the "Monte Kaolino" in Amberg. An approx. 120 m high mountain consisting of around 35 million tons of quartz sand. Our winter sports enthusiasts bravely took to the sand skis and mastered the sandy descent without any major falls. The children also had a lot of fun on the bobsleigh run! Thanks to the summer temperatures, we were then able to cool off in the outdoor pool next door.

In the afternoon, we went on a guided tour of the Felsenkeller labyrinth in Schwandorf with actors from Stadtmaus.

We rounded off the wonderful day with a barbecue in front of the log cabin of the Landhotel "Birkenhof". A wonderful sunset rounded off a very successful excursion.

Many thanks to everyone who took part again. It was a great day with you!

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