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Bison for dinner!
Sounds like a lovely catch up with Peter. I'm very curious about what bison tastes like...I would love to try it. However I think I could skip the -13 degree weather :)

Great to meet you Bob!
Wow, that's a blog! Am I allow to draw a tear or tow? Thanks to drive all the way to Denver. I had a really great evening with you...and sure we shall meet again pretty soon...somewhere. Made it to HK...and the little ones are back with me tomorrow night...I cannot wait!

Photos of 1982 excavation at Temple Mount - Can we license? - Prometheus Entertainment
Hi, I'm a researcher for Prometheus Entertainment, a television production company in Los Angeles, CA. We're looking for more images of the actual excavations of the Temple Mount during the year 1982. Would you be interested in allowing us to use your photo of the 1982 excavation there? Also, do you have any more from that same excavation? If so, please contact me at the email I provided. Thanks for your time and I hope to hear from you soon! Have a great day! ~ Rick

Outstanding photos!
You make this so inviting that I may have to move there! How exciting to be on the continental divide sensing the rivers heading to opposite oceans and to be so close to other spectacular places. It looks heavenly--thanks for sharing your images and adventure!

5 stars
Magnificent

Sensational mountain pics
What a beautiful part of the world...gotta reciprocate and visit your place

awesome
These photos are so cool, I love the leopard cat... and Ayutthaya looks so much less restored

Coincidence
I was with NCEUR and we were on the second floor above the 1141st. I worked mostly in the J3/JRC in the command center building. Unfortunately, no, I was not with the ski club but many of my fellow NCEUR folks were members. You may remember Fritz McDougall who was in the J3/JRC. He was involved with the "Sitzmarkers" kids ski club. I should have been involved and to this day I don't know why I didn't! I was involved heavily with the Stuttgart-American Volksmarching Club. That kept me busy on most week ends. Sure miss doing that. My grandfather was born in a town called Jablonov (formerly Almas) in the county of Spis. In fact the town is within view of Spis Castle. My GM was born in Sarisske Michalany in Saros County not far from Presov. They met for the first time in Pittsburgh and were married there. There are people there with my surname (then spelled Cmorej) but I have not yet been able to make a direct connection. Let me know if you go near a village called Slatvina. I have a very good friend there who is the Mayor. He and his family visited us a few years ago in Florida. I can send you a link to my genealogy web page but would prefer to do it separately. All the best. Bill

Coincidences
My wife and I were stationed in Stuttgart 1981-84 and lived on Patch Barracks. I was with one of the 3 letter agencies. Also noted your connection to Slovakia. After I retired I got into the genealogy of my paternal grandparents and found out they were from eastern Slovakia. We have visited twice. You will enjoy it. It is a beautiful country.

Wow!
I have just finished your blogs from start to finish.It was wonderful, sort of classic travelouge.What I like most is your ability to strike a conversation with strangers.I also like to do so during my travels although my travel is restricted to my home country ie.,''India''