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| Went to the centrum in Groningen. I was here 42 years ago and climbed to the top of this tower, the Martinitoren. |
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| I wanted to find the house where my mother grew up. This is a picture of the house that my Uncle Harry had. |
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| This is the street but I didn't know the address. I took some picture of houses on the street. This was on Saturday. I found the picture on Sunday. I'll have to go back and look closer. |
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| These are some cool pictures that we saw in some windows. They were about 500 euros so we decided to just take a picture. |
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| We found this bakery around the corner of Hoekstraat. Maybe we are related? |
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| My maiden name was Meyer. My dad changed the spelling to English when he emigrated to America. It used to be Meijer. |
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| Found these in the market. I love the wooden shoes on the ducks. |
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| Elder Robison and the Romig brothers waiting for the wives to finish shopping. |
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| The Martinitoren. I climbed this with Penny 42 years ago. |
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| I just read the story of Uncle Roelof Luttmer and Treintje Veltman when they got married. They said it was so icy that the horses fell down on their wedding carriages. |
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| A mexican restraunt where the food was fabulous. Elder & Sister Romig, Elder Robison, and Elder Romig. |
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