Nice! Germ-acquisition at Kota Kinabalu in Malaysia. This time it’s a takeover of street art. But you can’t call it crossing, theres no damage to the piece. That makes another spot on “Bacteriology Worldwide” >> [Terima kasih banyak Sven! Check out his streetartblog >>]
Ok! Egypt has enough problems these days. Succeeded revolutions followed by collapsing revolutions followed by military revolutions. Hell knows what revolution comes next. One thing seems to be sure. It won’t be a democratic revolution. But wasn’t that the revolution people protested on the streets for in the first place? And now Egypt also has Germs again! This time they settled at Sharm El Sheik but they harmed no one. [شكرا Irischka!]
A lonely Germ travelled far to San Francisco de Quito, the Capital City of Ecuador. Bacteriology Worldwide >> [Muy mejor gracias Sven! Check out his streetartblog >>]
First 3-dimensional bacteria handcrafted by Upcycling Factory [Thanx a lot to Alex!]
It’s always difficult to write about bacteria-stickers traveling to sad areas on this planet, but if they go there, brought by committed people, than something has to be written. This time Raphael took some of them to the capital of the Central African Republic. He was helping there in a refugee camp in Bimbo, a part of Bangui, setting up medical equipment for the help-organization humedica. It seems that militant rebel-forces from different confessions were ripping off each others asses which ended in a disaster for over half a million people, who had to flee their hometown. If you want to do something good for once in your life, please donate to >> humedica, they do a great job in many areas where urgent help is needed [Thank you so much for making the photos Rafu!!!]
It’s getting fresh in Munich, but it is still not a winter yet. So I just remembered that Germs have founded a colony on the island of Samos in Greece a while ago. Documenting the bacteriological branch in Vathy coursed quite some stress. Just by mistake, of course, I had some battleships in the background. And a minute later a car stopped in front of me with screeching tires, a guy with a broken nose inside pointing his finger at me, very angry, almost hateful. Screaming some rough greek at me and my lady. Two police-members arrived and saved me from that shitass. But they made me delete all photos on my camera where the ships were visible. They have been quite nice to me and felt sorry about it. At least they did know how to treat a tourist. Anyway they have never heard about rescue-programs for SD-cards though. Well, this is for the guy who scared the hell out of me: F ⨆ ⊂ K Y ∅ ∪ !
This last Germ was found in the cave of Pythagoras on Mount Kerkis. Some people think that Pythagoras was hiding there because of the tyrant Polycrates, others rather mean he went there for the reason of meditation with his followers.
A while ago some Germs have slaped their way through to Patagonia to infiltrate the pure waters of the Perito Moreno Glacier in Argentinia [Thanx to Go&Jo Once again].
Bacterias have made their way to Wellington (Māori: Te Whanganui-ā-Tara) in New Zealand a while ago. [Thanx a lot to Johanna & Goran]
Back in the USA! Germs made a grand tour through the beauty of the Grand Canyon. Hitting from the Rainbow Bridge over the Vermillion Highway to the North and the South Rim. Mostly they occupied rare geological-site-signs. The perfect habitat. [Thanx again to Annöle!]
A Germ in the States headed to Alcatraz but got detained on pier 39 in San Francisco. Next time they’ll make their way over. [Thanx a big load Annöle!]
Bacteriological infection for the police once again, this time in Yāpanaya, also known as Jaffna, the capital city of the Northern Province of Sri Lanka [நன்றி Rafu!]
A bunch of Germs has made it to the town of Orvieto in the southwestern part of Umbria in Italy. Some even attended to a religious worship; beyond belief! [Grazie di cuore Annöle!]
Bacterias infected the Capital City of South Korea, visiting the Zoo, a shrine and the Burger King in Myeongdong. Filling the Map >> [정말 감사합니다 Anita & Alex!]
