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My oldest son at one year of age, on Dechsendorf Lake in Germany, spring 1980.
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2 comments:
Being a died in the wool, still grieving John Denver fan, I had to wonder if the Dechsendorf word in your photo caption might be the 'same' just spelled different than John's real last name Deutchendorf (sp?)
Sherry, not sure if it's a morphed version of the same word or not [not speaking German]. It was a sad, sad day when we lost the talent of John Denver! I don't think those of us from that generation will ever get over that loss!
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