Geography Game

Over The Rhine, Ohio

[B]Eunice NM
Eunice Louisiana
I have Eunice on my mind???

Elkhart, Indiana

[B]T[/B] —Trenton, New Jersey

Nesconset, New York

Aberdeen, Maryland, USA

[B]N[/B]—-North Brunswick, New Jersey 🙂

K- Kokomo, Indiana, USA

Tonya Correll

[B]O[/B] —- Okemos, Michigan

Salmon, Idaho

New Braunfels, Texas 🙂

David Poulter
It’s Hot in Texas Right Now!

Sylvania, Ohio

A is for Ann Arbor Michigan. Hows that Jerimy?

H–Hell, Michigan!!!:D

Eastport, Idaho

T-is for Taos, NM

T — [COLOR=black]Trier Petrisberg, Germany
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[COLOR=#0000ff]Oops. I took too long so I will try again…[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#0000ff][/COLOR]
[COLOR=#0000ff]Saarbruecken, Germany[/COLOR]

G–Greentown, Indiana, USA

Tonya Correll

Northampton, UK

[B]N—-Nottingham, England[/B]

[quote=Lee Spurgeon]A is for Ann Arbor Michigan. Hows that Jerimy?[/quote]

😉 atta boy Lee

[B]M [/B]—– Manchester, Michigan

Rancho Mirage California.??

[COLOR=red]Easley, South Carolina[/COLOR]

Yarmouth – UK

[B]H—-Hackensack, New Jersey[/B]:)

Krugersdorp – South Africa (my birth town)

Empangeni – South Africa

[QUOTE=marguerite]Penne, Italy

A food named after a city:) or a city named after food.:cool:

Regards,
Marge[/QUOTE]

Hershey, PA
[url]http://www.hersheys.com/[/url]

[B]I—-Islamabad, Pakistan[/B]

Dartford – UK

[COLOR=#0000ff]Daoxian, Hunan China[/COLOR]

Napoleon, Ohio

Notus, Idaho

Sandusky, Ohio

home of the best amusement park in the world!:)

Yellow Pine, Idaho

[B]E[/B]—-Ecorse, Michigan

[COLOR=red]Enoree, South Carolina[/COLOR]

Sacramento, California:D

[B]Odendaalsrus – South Africa[/B]

Erie, Pennsylvania

Archer, Idaho
Home of Big Judd’s where that have a buger so big that if you can eat it all they take your snap shot and post. You are now in the group who finished the big judd burger.

Randburg – South africa

Gregory, Michigan

Home to nothing much, tiny little town

Ypsilanti, Michigan

[B]I—-Imperia, Italy[/B]

[B]A[/B]—–Adrian, Michigan

Nice one, I went to college in Ypsilanti, Eastern Michigan University 😉

[quote=angel2ndclass22699]Ypsilanti, Michigan[/quote]

Northriding – South Africa

G is for Genesee, Idaho.

Elandsfontein – South Africa

Kettering – UK

Wheetabix facotry. Enybody had Wheetabix??????????????? deeeeeevine breakfast, offered in Canada and South Africa and anywhere else England ‘Empire’………….. probably.

[quote=ali]Kettering – UK

Wheetabix facotry. Enybody had Wheetabix??????????????? deeeeeevine breakfast, offered in Canada and South Africa and anywhere else England ‘Empire’………….. probably.[/quote]

Ali, what the heck is a Wheetabix??

Sorry back to the game

[B]G[/B]——Grayling, Michigan

Gooding, Idaho

Grand Rapids, Michigan

jer what year did you graduate from emu? my husbands niece went there also.

Swanlake, Idaho

I didn’t quite finish but I was there from approx. 9/87-5/91. I lived off campus and went part-time for some of that. I was/am a Business Admin/Computer Science Major.

Jerimy

[quote=angel2ndclass22699]Grand Rapids, Michigan

jer what year did you graduate from emu? my husbands niece went there also.[/quote]

Hereford,Tx, USA

Jim C

Dayton, Idaho

[SIZE=”4″]Nicosia …..Cyprus[/SIZE]

[B]Aspen[/B] Colorado

Totally missed that this game has been resurrected 😀

D– Denver, Colorado

Tonya Correll

R Rochester, New York

Hansen, Idaho

Newark, Ohio

Ammon, Idaho

New Bern – South Carolina

Sabie – South Africa

Drinking wine on the grass at sunset and watching the hippo’s play in the dam. One of my most favourite places!

[B]E—-Enna, Sicily[/B]:)

Athens, Wisconsin
my sister and her 8 kids live here.:)

Saltash – UK

Howell, Michigan

8 kids, woah!!

[quote=angel2ndclass22699]Athens, Wisconsin
my sister and her 8 kids live here.:)[/quote]

[B]L—-Lisbon, Portugal[/B]

Ney, Ohio

great little fishing area.
8-7 boys 1 girl, with 1 boy who is a downs babe-all are sooo sweet!:)

Y- Yuma, AZ—-

[B]A—-Arrezzo, Italy[/B] the best gold jewelry comes from Arrezzo

Ola, Idaho

auburn, mass.
connie

[B]N—-Naples, Italy[/B]:)

YUBA City, California

[B]Yzerfontein – South Africa[/B]

Jerome, Idaho

[B]E—–Elbasan, Romania[/B]

Napierville, Ill

[B]E—-Entre Rios, Argentina[/B]

[B]S[/B]——Saline, Michigan

[B]E—-Ebetsu, Japan[/B]

[B]U[/B]—–Unadilla, Michigan

A Allegan, Michigan
Connie

[B]Nürnberg[/B], Germany. Used to live there for 2 1/2 ears. Beautiful medieval old town, castle, famous Christmas market.

Gibson, Idaho

[B]N[/B]—–Novi, Michigan

I Innsbruck, Austria Olympic Games were played here the Winter of 1964 I got a pair of skis for Christmas!

[B]Knoxville[/B], PA. Just south of Pittsburgh across the Monongahela river, close to where I used to live when I first came to the U.S.

[B]E—-Elmina, Ghana[/B] who lost to Italy in the World Cup yesterday. By the way I thought they were dirty players.

Allens Neck – South Africa

Lardo, Idaho

[COLOR=red]Oconee,South Carolina[/COLOR]

Almo, Idaho

Lava Hot Springs, Idaho

[B]S[/B]—–Shiawassee, Michigan

Eden, Idaho

[B]Northield[/B], Minnesota. Motto: Cows, Colleges, Contentment. Smalltown 30 m. or so south of the Twin Cities. Home of St. Olaf and Carleton College. We used to live there for 12 years. I worked at St. Olaf.

[B]Northield[/B], Minnesota. Motto: Cows, Colleges, Contentment. Small town of Thousand 30 m. or so south of the Twin Cities. Home of St. Olaf and Carleton College. We used to live there for 12 years. I worked at St. Olaf.

[B]Northield[/B], Minnesota. Motto: Cows, Colleges, Contentment. Small town of 10,000 about 30 m. or so south of the Twin Cities. Home of St. Olaf and Carleton College. We used to live there for 12 years. I worked at St. Olaf, best job I ever had.

Dingle, Idaho

Egoli – City of Gold, African name for Johannesburg South Africa

Iona, Idaho

[B]A—-Avellino, Italy[/B] 🙂

Owensboro, KY I”m passing the O on to the next one.

[B]O—-Opuwo, Namibia[/B]

Onrus – South Africa. Translation meaning Unrest.

[B]S—-Staten Island, New York[/B]

Desmet, Idaho

Three Sisters – South Africa

Sandpoint, Idaho

[B]Y—-Yevlakh, Azerbaijan[/B]

Harare – Zimbabwe

E Elkhart, Indiana
connie

[B]Trondheim[/B], Norway

[B]M[/B]—–Mackinaw Island, Michigan

[B]D—-Dazaifu, Japan[/B]

Uppington – South Africa

Not somewhere you would really want to go and see.

Nashville – Tennessee
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Ain’t it good to be alive and be in Tennessee. Charlie Daniels said that.
Hell yeah.
I said that

[B]E—-Ebetsu, Japan[/B]

Zavalla, Texas

Declo, Idaho

Ocho, New Mexico

[B]Offenbach[/B], Germany. My hometown, lived there for the first 27 years of my life. Very industrial, around 150 Thousand inhabitants.

Hatch, New Mexico

[B]H—-Hamamatsu, Japan[/B]

[quote=marguerite]Jerimy,
Please give John a cup of very black coffee.[/quote]

Done Marge,

[B]U[/B]—–Unadilla, Michigan

[B]A—Aizuwakamatsu, Japan[/B]

Bringing it back to the states…. [B]U –[/B] Union, Or

[B]N—Nakatsu, JApan[/B]

Underburg – South Africa

My soul town.

[B]G—-Gifu, Japan[/B]

Ustick, Idaho

[B]K—-Kimitsu, Japan[/B]

[B]O—-Obu, Japan[/B]

Am I driving you crazy with all the Japanese cities yet?

Upton, Wyoming

Nelspruit – South AFrica

[B]Uthong[/B], Thailand. About one hour north of Bangkok. That’s where my CIDP first started and where a good part of our Peace Corps training took part in 2001, in 95 F heat and 90 some percent humidity.
Maybe I can help driving Marge crazy again in 2006. There are lots more cities in Thailand I know of 😀 and Germany for that matter.

Gooding, Idaho

[QUOTE=marguerite]Tamil Nadu, India

You drove me crazy in 2002…I was almost normal prior to joining the website.

Regards,
Marge[/QUOTE]

Moi, driving you crazy? What’s normal for you and me? That’s it the Chief is coming to hose you down.

Love Thelma

[B]G—-Garfield, New Jersey[/B]:D

Louise behave yourself.

Love Thelma

[COLOR=red]Drayton, SC[/COLOR]

North Baltimore, Ohio

[B]Emden[/B], Northern Germany. Never been there.

G – Genoa, Italy…been there

Jethro

[B]Immenstadt[/B], Germany, foothills of the Alps, had our church wedding there

[B]I—-Izumiotsu, Japan[/B]

[B]Uetz[/B] , Germany

[B]Z—-Zhengzhou, Republic of China[/B]

[B]Utteradit[/B], Thailand. We were supposed to be posted there for three years to work with Thai teachers, met mayor and govenor. Didn’t work out because Carol tore a meniscus and had to return to US.

Cool, Brandy, tried to make it difficult with the Z 😀

Tiffin, Ohio

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[B]X—-Xankandi, Japan[/B]

K – Kingdom Come State Park, KY…been there.

Jethro

E, Egg Harbor, Wisconsin
Connie

sturzelbronn germany

[B]Ulm[/B]. Germany

[QUOTE=soapy]sturzelbronn germany[/QUOTE]

Hey Soapy, you made this up while you were in the tavern after a few drinks, right? It sounds German but weird. I looked it up but couldn’t find it in my German references :confused: I googled it just now, there is a Sturzelbronn in France in the Lorraine area on the Mosel river, used to be German before WWII Guess we have to let it go 😀

Mulheim, Germany

*Thought Norb was senile*
dang it Norb. I didn’t expect u too sober up and catch me. [I]you are right[/I]. I was using google earth. One minite I was in germany, then france. Busy day.
I remember u where there like 27 years or so right?
Really, I was just ckin to see if you was paying attention.:cool:
[QUOTE=norb][B]Ulm[/B]. Germany

Hey Soapy, you made this up while you were in the tavern after a few drinks, right? It sounds German but weird.[B][I] I looked it up but couldn’t find it in my German references :confused: I googled it just now, there is a Sturzelbronn in France[/I][/B] in the Lorraine area on the Mosel river, used to be German before WWII Guess we have to let it go :D[/QUOTE]

Margate – UK

East Cleveland, Ohio

Rigby, Idaho

[B]Yakimah[/B], Washington, came through there on our road trip in 2000

Hey Saopy,I mean Soaopy ehg Soapy. , maybe I am senile but weird German names catch my limited attention. What’s your name again? Seifig? I mean soapig>ifiig? sORRY ABOUT MY TYPING. ITS THE cIDP

Union, Utah

Neihart – Montana

[B]N—-Noboribetsu, Japan[/B]

[B]Unterkatz[/B], Germany, northeast of Frankfurt in state of Thüringen

[B]T—> Tallinn, Estonia [/B]

u paying attention NOrb?

[COLOR=red]Newberry, SC[/COLOR]

Yokohama, Japan

A, Alberta, Canada
Connie

Albuquerque, New Mexico

[B]Ettal[/B], Germany – Bavaria. Has monastery where the monks make two of the most delicious herbal liqueurs, one looks green, the other yellow

Soapy, I’m trying, I’m trying but you guys move too fast for me.

“Slow down you move too fast you’ve got to make the morning last”

Leslie, Idaho

Elliston, Ohio

we will be there tonight to celebrate our 17th anniversary at “our place”! line up the double daiqs!!!!:D

Nelspruit – South Africa

[B]T—–Takamatsu, Japan[/B]

[B]Unterammergau[/B], Germany-Bavaria next to Oberammergau where they have the world-famous passion plays every ten years

Brandy, what’s the deal with Japan? Just curious. I can see Ali since she grew up in S.A. What’s your connection?

[B]U—–Uji, Japan[/B]

P – Pennsauken, NJ…been there/lived there four months.

Jethro

[COLOR=red]North Augusta,South Carolina[/COLOR]

Atomic City, Idaho

S- South Bend, Indiana

[B]Siegen[/B], Germany. My cousin lives there.

[B]Darmstadt[/B], Germany. Went to technical school there for a year, gave up and switched major.

[B]Rüdesheim[/B], Germany, wine “capital” on the Rhine river. Fun place to visit.

Maumee Ohio

best walleye river fishing around!!

[B]E—-Evreux, France[/B]

Xenia, Ohio

[B]A—-Anaehoomalu, Hawaii[/B]

[B]Unterweißbach[/B], Germany

h
Hyannis, Ma.
connie

[B]S[/B]==>> [I]Salzgitter-Bad, Germany[/I]

Unterweissbach, Germany Norb, that place is cool on google earth. tilt it and go thru the valleys…. peace

[B]Rüsselsheim,[/B] Germany, home of Opel car maker, not very far from my home town

Wow, that is cool, Soapy, I never tried tilting with Google Earth

whoops, Marge, I picked up the “R” from Soapy’s post. The “Bad” belongs in front of the name. It should be [b]Bad Salzgitter.[/b] Are you paying attention, Soapy, too many drinks, eh?

Hope this doesn’t [QUOTE][B]annoy the post-menopausal Italian-American woman from NY/NJ on steroids[/B][/QUOTE] 😀

Muncie – Indiana

Malad, Idaho

Delft – Holland

[B]Tübingen[/B], Germany, romantic city on the Neckar river, famous university

New Smyrna Beach, Florida

i’ve been there-back when you could drive on the beach.:)

h–>Hamm, Germany

NOrb! I din’t know this game was so hard! Jeez It was listed on google earth as i published it. when I searched it the other way it lists it both ways.. I do remember everything started with Bad that had that in it, now that I thought about it some. that was almost 30yrs ago.. Jeez.. ok so thats twice u got me.. Do I have to crawl around the world on the 3rd one? heee haww
I bet those hills full of grapefields in that valley Norb. Gives me the runs just thinking about that new wine and those fest evils…and yeah that tilt was cool.. -1 mistake fer that? yeah…maybe I should move to another country, I’m still trying to figure out how u make those special characters in the name..*scratches his head and looks at Norb in awe* wat about karlsbad? eh? weeee

Downey, Idaho

[COLOR=#800080]Yueyang, Hunan Province, China (near where my daughter was born)[/COLOR]

[B]Kanchanaburi[/B], Thailand. Bridge over the river Kwai (ever seen that movie?), Japanese built death railway here in WWII. Kanchanaburi was our first adventure trip finding our own way as part of our training.

[B]Kanchanaburi[/B], Thailand. Bridge over the river Kwai (ever seen that movie?), Japanese built death railway here in WWII. Kanchanaburi was our first adventure trip finding our own way as part of our training. When you talk to a Thai make sure you use the right intonation for Kwai, otherwise it means “penis”. Our young Thai teacher was too embarrassed to tell me. She whispered it in Carol’s ear.

Soapy, I installed German to get the ü – ö – ä – ß since I correspond with friends in Germany

[B]I—-Iselin, New Jersey[/B]

By the way some of the prettiest blue sapphires come from Kanchanaburi

[COLOR=red]Enoree, South Carolina[/COLOR]

[B]E—-Evry,France[/B]

Fort Richardson, Alaska

[COLOR=#0000ff]Nassawadox, VA, USA[/COLOR]

[QUOTE=marguerite]Xanten, Germany

Regards,
Marge[/QUOTE]

Nashville, Tennessee

Marge I was hunting for that hard to find x. I found one in ohio, before I could post it u beat me.. that x took a little thinking..on my part anywho..
peace

[B]Aachen[/B], Germany – where Germany, Belgium and Holland meet. German emperors were crowned here.

[QUOTE=Brandy][B]By the way some of the prettiest blue sapphires come from Kanchanaburi[/QUOTE]

I didn’t know that. We only had half a day there to explore. Had to return that same evening.

[B]Marge[/B] I think you grabbed the only city in Germany starting with an X 😀

[B]N—-Numazu, Japan[/B]

Norb,

I have been studying about gem stones for years and believe me Kanchanaburi sapphires are beautiful. Actually sapphires comes in such an array of colors, it’s incredible. I’m on a quest to get a purple sapphire and a purple diamond.

[B]Ulm[/B], Germany – used for a tongue twister: in Ulm um Ulm um Ulm herum

[B]Brandy[/B], we are still debating whether or not to go back to Thailand early next year to teach refugees again for a couple of months but I don’t now how my CIDP is going to behave??? :confused: The NGO director keeps bugging us to come back. If we do perhaps we could look for your sapphire. It’s unlikely that we’ll go back to Kanchanaburi, though. It would be Chiangmai which was our “home” for two years. I remember one big gem stone store on Tapae road, the main shopping road in CM.

[B]Ulm[/B], Germany – used for a tongue breaker: in Ulm um Ulm um Ulm herum

[B]Brandy[/B], we are still debating whether or not to go back to Thailand early next year to teach refugees again for a couple of months but I don’t now how my CIDP is going to behave??? :confused: The NGO director keeps bugging us to come back. If we do perhaps we could look for your sapphire. It’s unlikely that we’ll go back to Kanchanaburi, though. It would be Chiangmai which was our home for two years.

Rockwood, Tennessee.

This is war soapy went to High School. Grad u ate did in 1976. USA had a birthday that year.

[B]Dresden[/B], Germany -the most destroyed city during WWII

[B]Brandy[/B] purple in Thai is sii muang or in Thai script see below .. and sapphire is nin-sii-kaam which is confusing nin = dark precious stone, sii = color, a prefix used for the different colors, kaam = ? still looking..
BTW, Carol is just telling me that the precious stones in Kanchanaburi most likely come from Burma. Burma is known for gem stone mining. We saw lots when we went to Tachilek, Burma to have our visa renewed. This is NE of Chiangmai.

Newark, Ohio

[COLOR=red]Kershaw, South Carolina[/COLOR]

[COLOR=red]Kershaw[/COLOR]
[COLOR=red]Pronunciation[/COLOR]
[COLOR=red]kuhr-SHAW[/COLOR]
[COLOR=red]Place Status (Type)[/COLOR]
[COLOR=red]town[/COLOR]
[COLOR=red]Population [/COLOR]
[COLOR=red]1,814 (1990) [/COLOR]
[COLOR=red]Location [/COLOR]
[COLOR=red]Lancaster County, South Carolina (SC), United States, North America [/COLOR]
[COLOR=red]Latitude[/COLOR]
[COLOR=red]34°32’N[/COLOR]
[COLOR=red]Longitude[/COLOR]
[COLOR=red]80°35’W[/COLOR]

Whitehouse, Ohio
along the maumee river, neat little town

[COLOR=red]Eureka Mill, South Carolina[/COLOR]

Ludington, Michigan

Nice town on the upper west side of lower Michigan, spent many summers there.

[COLOR=red]Northlake, South Carolina[/COLOR]
[COLOR=red][/COLOR]

[COLOR=red][B]Northlake[/B] , uninc. town (1990 pop. 3,162), Anderson co., NW S.C., residential suburb 4 mi/6.4 km NNW of Anderson, on NE arm of Hartwell L. reservoir; 34°34’N 82°40’W.[/COLOR]

Ellis, Idaho

Yoder, Wyoming

Downey, Idaho

Uranium City, Saskatchewan
Uranium City is a settlement in north-western Saskatchewan, Canada. It is on the northern shores of Lake Athabasca near the border of the Northwest Territories. In 1952, the provincial government decided to establish a town to service the mines in the Beaverlodge uranium area. In 1982 ts population approached5,000. The closure of the mines in 1983 led to economic collapse, with most residents of the town leaving. It was later designated as a northern settlement and now has a remaining population of less than 2100.

[B]Y—-Yunnan, China[/B]

Northwood, Ohio

Dartmouth – UK

[B]H—-Hawthorne, New Jersey– USA[/B]

[B]E[/B]

Erie, Pa

[B]East Windsor, New Jersey—USA[/B]

[B]R[/B]

Rochester Hills, MI

Springfield – VA

[B]D—-Dubbo, New South Wales[/B]

[COLOR=red]Orangeburg, South Carolina[/COLOR]
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[B]G[/B]

[COLOR=”Red”]Greenville, South Carolina![/COLOR]

E,Eugene, Oregon
connie

[B]E[/B]

[COLOR=”Red”]Elizabeth City, IL[/COLOR]

York – UK

[B]K—-Karatsu, Japan[/B]

[B]U[/B]
[COLOR=”Red”]Union, South Carolina![/COLOR]

New Port Ritchey, Florida

Los Angeles, California here!

[B]U[/B]

[COLOR=”Red”]Union Bay, British Columbia Canada[/COLOR]

[B] Y — Yamanashi, Japan[/B]

I – Indian Island, WA, USA

[B]D[/B]

[COLOR=”red”]Detroit, Michigan!
GO TIGERS!!![/COLOR]

[B]T—–Tsu, Japan[/B]

Umhlanga – South AFrica

[B]A[/B]
[COLOR=”Red”]Atlanta, GA[/COLOR]

[B]A—-Akupu, Hawaii[/B]

Uniondale, New York

[B]E[/B]
[COLOR=”Red”]Eaton Park, FL[/COLOR]

[B]K—-Kisarazu, Japan[/B]

[B]A—-Aragona, Sicily[/B]

Annandale – VA

[B]E[/B]
[COLOR=”Red”]East Lansing, Michigan[/COLOR]

Germantown – MD

[B]N[/B]
[COLOR=”Red”]Nashville TN[/COLOR]

Eldorado Park – South AFrica

K — [B]KrungThepMahanakhonAmonRattanakosinMahintharaAyuthayaMahadilokPhopNoppharat RatchathaniBuriromUdomratchaniwetMahasathanAmonPimanAwatanSathitkkathattiya WitsanukamPrasit[/b],Thailand. The longest city name in the world according to the Guiness Book of Records. Thais call it Krung Thep for short. We call it Bangkok.

Translated it means:
[i]The city of angels, the great city, the residence of the Emerald Buddha, the impregnable city (of Ayutthaya) of God Indra, the grand capital of the world endowed with nine precious gems, the happy city, abounding in an enormous Royal Palace that resembles the heavenly abode where reigns the reincarnated god, a city given by Indra and built by Vishnukarn
[/i]

There is a cool song using all these words by a famous Thai rock group Assanee Wasan. I love it. If anyone is interested, I can e-mail the mp3 file to you

[B]T[/B]
[COLOR=”Red”]Toledo Ohio[/COLOR]

Twin Falls, Idaho

Wow! I was in Thialand and I didn’t know that…

[B]S[/B]
[COLOR=”Red”]Salt Lake City UT[/COLOR]

[B]Y—-Yaizu, Japan[/B]

[B]U[/B]
[COLOR=”red”]Utopia, TX[/COLOR]

[B]A—-Agrigento, Sicily[/B]

[B]O[/B]
[COLOR=”Red”]Orlando FL[/COLOR]

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

that’s where my bfs son is right now at boot camp

Sherry Price
😀

Ola, Idaho, Gem County in the Boise, Nampa metro area. population 171

Aurora, Ontario

Anaheim – CA

[B]O[/B]
[COLOR=”Red”]Oxford Michigan[/COLOR]

[B]M[/B]
Merrill, Michigan

Lakeland, FL — where my dear daughter lives 🙂

[B]D[/B]
[COLOR=”Red”]Dublin, Ireland[/COLOR]

[B]N—-North Lantau, Hong Kong[/B]

[B]U[/B]
[COLOR=”Red”]Utica, Michigan[/COLOR]

Anniston, Alabama

[B]N[/B]
[COLOR=”Red”]Newark New Jersey[/COLOR]

Kunkletown – PA

[B]N[/B]

[COLOR=”Red”]Newberry, South Carolina![/COLOR]:)

[B]Y—Yongchaun, China[/B]

[B]N[/B]
[COLOR=”Red”]Niles, Michigan[/COLOR]

[B]S—Settsu, Japan[/B]

[B]U[/B]—–Unadilla, Michigan

Arco, Idaho

[B]O[/B]

[COLOR=”Red”]Oak Park, Michigan[/COLOR]

K
Kanata, Ontario

Cheers
Val

[B]A—-Alcamo, Sicily[/B]

[B]O[/B]
[COLOR=”Red”]Owasso, Michigan[/COLOR]

[B]O—-Otaru, Japan[/B]

[B]U[/B]
[COLOR=”Red”]Ubly, Michigan[/COLOR]

[COLOR=”Navy”]Hail To The Victors!!![/COLOR];)