In the morning we were picked up by limousine! :)
And went to Lancaster Waste Management Authority. We were introduced to Lancaster county solid waste management system and some renewable energy projects:
We drove with limo to Transfer Station:
Also to Landfill:
Have seen the metane to energy processing system:
Visited Incinerator and had nice lunch after all these tours:
In the afternoon we had second surprise from John Kassees (thanks for presents!) and spent few relaxing hours while comunicating with Rotarians and enjoying time in John and Margaret Kassees home:
In the evening we had dinner in Lancaster Northeast Rotary meeting and represented us and our countries:
On Saturday we went to Philadelphia with the train after having breakfast at the Dickenson College in Carlisle. In Philadelphia we walked from the station down to the Independance hall and the Liberty Bell. Some of us took a dobbledecker bus around the town. It was a very warm trip and it was nice to see a big american town with skyscrabers and to feel South Street difference from main city, Claus though was longing for his quiet and peacefull farm country at home. Any way the beer and the burger we got was good.
In the afternoon we had a great meeting in Elsner Engineering Works company: 
and tour around it:
Claus vocational day was in Central Penn Sporting Clays, so for all day he and his host Paul Wojciechowski were shooting to clay birds:
Peter was going to see two green ground schools with geothermical heating and using only healthy buildingsmaterials and limited suninfluence in the rooms including regulation of electrical light in the rooms depending of the daylight amount. He also visited the engineering office that made the projects for the schools:
Had nice discusion with Congressman Tod Platts:
And were tasting Utz chips:
Have visited Hanover Shoe Farms its a standardbred horse breeding farm: 
Then our team had made presentation in Hanover Rotary Club meeting and had lunch there too:
In the afternoon we were hosted by Littlestown Rotary Club. Had a tour around Conewago Chapel: 
And have visited Littlestown Foundry they are producing aluminum castings, and got some scoops: 
After all these tours we had a some fun and relax time while fishing and hiking at very nice home of Vern Leese:
And had a great dinner with a traditional Lithuanian, Danish and American food: