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Dearborn house in Effingham, from Terry	Grave of Sarah L. Jewett & Elijah Jewett. Cemetery in Bennington VT; Aug. 1998.
Ancestral Mayhew Chapel; freshly reshingled. Martha's Vineyard Aug. 1998 This little chapel, is on a small back road on the "mainland" side of the Vineyard. We found it by "accident" on our way to Edgartown to talk to a "distant cousin by marriage" who works at the Historical Society.
Ancient Rocks & Huckleberries keep watch at Native Graveyard; Mayhew Chapel Summer 1998 Martha's Vineyard Ancestry Search	Memorial near Martha's Vineyard Airport to Ancestor Rev. Thomas Mayhew Jr. from the Wampanog Nation in appreciation.
Rebecca & Jacob Pillemer & Kevin Dearborn Olson August 1998 Rebecca's Yard in Historical Bennington, VT	Dartmouth University; Wilson Hall. Summer 1998
Detail of Door at Wilson Hall Showing Unique Bubble Glass Dartmouth University Summer 1998	Wilson Hall Turrett. Obviously, this Dartmouth building fascinates me! The older buildings at Dartmouth are the same "style" as Stanford except for the amount of brick used at Dartmouth vs sandstone.
Time Capsule? UFO? Nope! Just a "spherical model of a barn" made by artist Lars-Erik Fisk. Dartmouth University Summer 1998	Dartmouth Univ. Summer 1998. Explanation of Barn Ball Sculpture made by Lars-Erik Fisk
Vinokur(s) & Adelman Hit Badger Pass Slopes May 1965? '66. Yosemite's a great place to get to know your "body".	Heavy Snow in Palo Alto ... 1972 or '73? The Chickens loved that snow!
Lama Tharchin Rinpoche, Hawaiian Retreat, Kona	Tibetan Prayer from Lama Tarchien Rinpoche
His Holiness the Dalai Lama	The Trinity Lama in the snow
Festival of Lights Parade, Los Altos. Hanukkah 1997	SFFMC Matriarch: Faith Petric
Shady Grove (most of us) San Francisco Folk Festival 1980. Lead Guitar & vocals: Guy Sudano. Kitty Pasqual (banjo). Lyn Dearborn (guitar & volcals)	Another *great* trip for the Stanford Hiking Club -- taken near Sorenson's Resort, February (?) 1979. The tall dark-haired Canadien is Bob Turner, my geology tutor.The other's I can "remember" are myself (second from left in 2nd row), Lloyd Davis (extreme left), Evelyn Kmetovic (white hat), Robin whats-his-name lst row with dark glasses, & Philippe to Robins left. Cool people
Long-time friend & co-worker from Stanford EE Dept, Inga Lof Lindau, "Back Home" after 10 years in Sweden! Antonelli Bros. Begonia Gardens, Capitola, CA, Summer 1998	Inga Lof Lindau with gorgeous display of Proteas, Kangeroo Paws, & other plants from Australia. Summer 1998. India Joze Restaurant, Santa Cruz
Leash-Exercised Turkey Foothill Park Oct. 1990	Joan Baez & others from Paly High School; 1957. Concert Announcement.
Which way did they go, King? [Sgt. Colson of the RCMP, Mt. View Branch]	Which way do I go? It's too darn bright up here! Follow what bunny?
Wes the weasel Peterson poses by his namesake run at Alpine Meadows.

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