Norbert, Sergey and any of the other honor-ies on the list, Congratulations on your accomplishment and honor. I would guess the competition was fierce.
That show looks like one of the pilgrimages we all should make. Hope to see you all there one day. Thanx for sharing. John > Hi Dave, hi list, > > Here's a piece of evidence that might answer your question: > > http://www.timewarp.de/new/Ensis2003a.jpg > > The picture was taken after the opening of this years > Ensisheim fair, Alsace, France (right in front of the > Regency Palace). To the right, you'll spot the famous > Meteor beer tent. To the left, you have a group of funny > people with plates around their necks, and some diploma > in their hands, certifying that they drank more Meteor > beer than any other attendant ;-)) > > In fact, this is the group of people who got honored > this year and who became members of the St. George's > Fraternity of the Guardians of the Ensisheim meteorite. > >From left to right: Prof. Lefebvre (Belgium), myself, > Ali Hmani (Morocco), Sergey Vasiliev (Prague), and > Giorgio Tomelleri (Italy). To Giorgio's left you see > Marc Labenne lurking (the guy with the red T-shirt and > the sun glasses). There are some other list members > in the background - can you name 'em ;-? > > Best, > Norbert > > PS: Of course, the Meteor beer brand was named for the > famous Thunderstone of Ensisheim, long ago. > > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > > Hello List, > > I have a slightly off topic story and question here: > > My parents were emptying their attic and told me to come over to go through > my "junk". As I was going through I came across some 0.25 liter beer glasses > from a trip to France I took when I was 15. I had enjoyed the bar and wanted > a small memento, thus the glasses were purchased. At the time I had no clue > about meteorites/meteorite history, so my purchase had nothing to do with my > current interest in this field. > > The glasses say METEOR on them. I'm not sure if it the name of the Pub or a > local beer. Is anyone familiar with the "Meteor" Pub/Restaurant or "Meteor" > beer in Alsace France? > > I figured that since the Ensisheim Show was there, some of you - (excuse me) > MOST of you may know this Pub. Is there any "meteor" history to it? The > imprint on the glass reads "METEOR" "La biere du village de Hochfelden" > "ALSACE" > > Thanks, > > Dave Marsocci > > > ______________________________________________ > Meteorite-list mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.pairlist.net/mailman/listinfo/meteorite-list ______________________________________________ Meteorite-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.pairlist.net/mailman/listinfo/meteorite-list
