IFLA Satellite Meeting

Again, some of you know that I did local arrangements for an IFLA satellite meeting (which is what IFLA calls pre-conferences) in Cape Town. You can see the wonderful Web site, designed by Graziano Krätli and Jessica Slawski at http://www.library.yale.edu/preifla2007/capetown_index.html. I especially like the use of various African fabrics.

Here are just a few photos from the pre-con.

Kimberly Parker, Yale University.


Oliver Pesch, EBSCO; Karen Jean Hunt, Duke University.

Susan Hanekom, EDULIS; Jennifer Lang and Rochelle Ballard, Princeton University.

Caroline Dean, UCT; unkown to me; Kimberly Parker; Fiona Bester, Worldwide Information Services; Kusturie Moodley, Durban University of Technology.

Audrey Patrick, Cape Peninsula University of Technology; Yvonne Halland, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research; Caretha Nel and Cavall Barends, CPUT.

Anusuya Aramugam, University of Johannesburg.

Oliver Pesch.

Jennifer Lang and Rochelle Ballard.

Penguins

Most of these photos were taken at Boulders National Park in Simon's Town. I drove Oliver Pesch and Sharon Bostick down to Cape Point prior to the IFLA pre-conference in Cape Town, and on the way we stopped at Boulders to see the penguins. The last few were taken at Cape Point, part of the Table Mountain National Park.

I also got some good film footage of penguins! E-mail me if you're interested.

Path and gate to Boulders House.

Boulders House.


Adult and juvenile penguins.

Loner.

Beach party.

Oliver at Cape of Good Hope.

Cape of Good Hope.

Cape of Good Hope, the most south-western point of Africa.

Baboon kids playing on bush.

Baboon family by road.