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- Bavaria
- Berlin wall, Jordan eating great Thai soup, Workin...
- Plaque at site of Nazi book burning: Those that bu...
- Berlin Train Station, Church, Brandenberg Gate
- Mark using a "Butch Weaver" knot to fix broken rack.
- Canal, Sexy 7 dwarves, Bikes everywhere!
- More Amsterdam hotel pictures... This place was a ...
- Pathy along North Sea, Cheese Shop, Room in Amsterdam
- Berlin
- 07/27/2009 On the Train to BerlinWe got up around ...
- Made it to Amsterdam
- North thru Holland
- New Windmalls and Dike on the right
- First Windmill in Holland
- Brugges and Entering Holland
- 5 ft wide bike lanes on both sides of road! Why c...
- Special bike lane traffic lights in Belgium
- Jordan's buddies, Oscar and Tina, at the Gent Fest...
- Dining in Brussels and public toilet at Gent Festival
- Gent, Belgium
- Eric and Lise's Farmhouse
- Remains of US bunker in Ardenne near Bastogne
- Bastogne Memorial to US Allies
- 101st Airborne Memorial (Screaming Eagles) in Bast...
- Touring Belgium with Lise and Eric
- Train from Reim to Sedan
- The Andersons, France Division
- WWI British Cemetary near Reim
- Paul Zilk showing wine cellar to Haley and Jake Crim
- Leaving France and Going to Belgium
- Reims, France
- Grapes at last! Champagne Region
- More Fireworks
- Bastille Day Fireworks
- Portrait artist at Monmarte, Paris
- Rob Crim and me hoisting a brew!
- Jordan and Eiffel Tower
- Choking the Chicken?
- Venus de Milo in Louvre
- Leaving Paris
- Eiffel Tower Video
- More Paris Pics
- Pictures of Paris
- City of Light
- Push to Paris
- Norman castle on the way to Caen
- Pictures in France - Omaha Beach and Cemetary
- Frank Mouque landed on Sword Beach on June 6, 1944...
- Normandy
- Fourth of July in England
- First 3 days of biking in England
- Pictures in London
- Touring London
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I guess I never realized how much the two of you look alike.
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ReplyDeleteThis picture warms my heart. What a wonderful experience for you & your daughter!
I started planting the seed for a father-daughter bike trip to France when I returned from racing there in 2006...and she was just 3 years old. We've been plotting (not too seriously) our trip for "when she turns 12...and can speak French for us..." We glance atthe tandemin the garage every so often and talk about it. I can only hope...
So,my friend....I'm living vicariously through you & Jordan...and laying the foundation of hope that I can share a European bike adventure with my daughter (and wife) someday soon!
Jeff Stephens
Hi Mark, great picture of you and Jordan! I've been checking your blog daily for updates. An adventure of a lifetime. :) Libby
ReplyDeleteI'm really behind...catching up now. Great picture of you and Jordan!
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