Just a quick note to remind myself that I came across a satirical library blog from a Dutch librarian written in English. “Obnoxious Librarian from Hades” is written by D.H., librarian at a Dutch/Anglo oil company.
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The photo in the header is the street where we live. You can actually see our house, it is behind the completely brown cow. An old brick house, in a row of 4 houses, built in 1931 or thereabout. The photo has been taken from the floodplains of the Rhine. These are flooded on a regular basis. Between the cows and the street there is a small water which a kind of artificial creek.
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Noted that article indeed. I wonder who the source was