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Highlight for Album: Northern California Van Cleef's Road Trip 2007

Northern California Van Cleef's Road Trip 2007

Pictures from our July 2007 sprint through the American Southwest... 3,000 miles in 14 days!

Created on 07/13/2007, last changed on 01/26/2012. This album contains 252 items.
This album has been viewed 1511 times since 07/13/2007.

Sub-albums:

Day one: 07/14/07 (1525 views)

Day Two: 07/15/07 (1305 views)

Day three: 07/16/07 (2732 views)

Day Four: 07/17/07 (1215 views)

Day Five: 07/18/07 (1207 views)

Days Six: 07/19/07 (2079 views)

Day Eight: 07/21/07 (1424 views)

Day Nine: 07/22/07 (1348 views)

Day ten: 07/24/07 (1260 views)

Day eleven: 07/25/07 (733 views)

Highlight for Album: Van Cleef family crests

Van Cleef family crests

Family crests for the Van Cleef family

Created on 03/20/2007, last changed on 10/23/2011. This album contains 2 items.
This album has been viewed 1087 times since 03/20/2007.

The San Jose Gang

Bob and Mary followed the computer workers migratory path to Silicon Valley and now reside in San Jose.

Last changed on 02/01/2012. This album contains 11 items.
This album has been viewed 1331 times since 04/29/2003.

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The lost+found puppy. (1163 views)

El Cajon Clan

Van and Ellen lead the clan from sunny southern California....

Last changed on 01/26/2012. This album contains 5 items.
This album has been viewed 1225 times since 11/22/2003.

Highlight for Album: The German Branch of the Family

The German Branch of the Family

Dorrie reversed the trend and moved to Germany...

Last changed on 01/26/2012. This album contains 7 items.
This album has been viewed 1540 times since 04/07/2003.

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