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A Special Thanks Living in Germany Working in Germany Friends and Visitors Travel Contact Info Home	Wolfgang Bohrer(L) and Thomas Antoni(R) pose for a picture at a party at Petra and Adolf Bader's home. - Nov.'99
	(L to R) Marlies and Thomas Antoni ?? and Petra Bader sit around the table and exchange conversation. - Nov.'99
	(L to R) ??, Marlies and Thomas Antoni continue to enjoy conversation around the table. - Nov.'99
	(L to R) Wolfgang and Anna Marie Dannhauser , ?? also engage in conversation. - Nov.'99
	A group photo of the people attending the party. - Nov.'99
	(L to R) Me, Rolf Weissenfels, Erwin Neis, Rainer Thon (Eating), Richard Messer (striped shirt) - Jun'99 Bergkirchweih 1999. Traditionally, a "Kirchweih" is a religious festival to celebrate the completion of a church. However, some of the locals have stated that the Bergkirschweih in Erlagen may have had a different reason for beginning. Many cities in Franken still keep the tradition of celebrating the date the church was completed. Although, over the years these celebrations have become more commercialized.
	Martin Schniggendiller (Grey T-Shirt), Andrea Fellerer (White Blouse), Peter Pfeifer (Stripes) - Jun'99
	Dinner in Nuremberg with visitors from the US and other delegates from Australia and South Africa.
	The US group returning to Erlangen by train.
	(L to R) Ron Martin and Carl Owens walk toward the Castle.
	(L to R) Steve, Colleen, Jody, and Rhonda arrive in Munich and prepare to go through customs.
	(L to R) Colleen, Jody, and Rhonda take a picture with a haupt market vendor dressed in traditional Bayerische attire.
	At the end of the bicycle tour in Munich we stopped in a local beer garden.
	Later that evening we went into the Hof Brau House for dinner.
	Here is Kai Ahlers. Kai is my Berlin connection. Thanks goes out to him for his hospitality. He made sure my trip to Berlin was a pleasant one.