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a little village named Boutersem

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Sterrebornekapel
Sterrebornekapel		 DreefnaarLubbeek.JPG
DreefnaarLubbeek.JPG		 Grensboomherfst.JPG
Grensboomherfst.JPG		 veld.JPG
veld.JPG
Butselbos
Butselbos		 canadabos.jpg
canadabos.jpg		 Opvelp Dorp
Opvelp Dorp		 Boutersemspoorweg.JPG
Boutersemspoorweg.JPG
staakkapel.JPG
staakkapel.JPG		 grensboom.JPG
grensboom.JPG		 hoogspanningslijn.JPG
hoogspanningslijn.JPG		 KerkKerkom.JPG
KerkKerkom.JPG
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Pennie Brantley 20-Feb-2006 22:35
Dank U zeer for your beautiful photos! Do you live there or have an association? My husband and I recently visited Boutersem to meet my father's first love from WWII, whose family has become very dear to us. He spent the winter of '44-'45 there in the castle (page 3)with other American soldiers. Mayor Guido, his wife Rita, and Johan Paul (the castle's owner) literally rolled out a red carpet for us and toasted with champagne in honor of my father before going on to the townhall where Mayor Guido officially "received" us. We spent a long, glorious day with Denise and her family. It's a long and emotional story, but I saw your beautiful photographs today because a photographer friend (I am an artist) asked if she could give a speech about our wondrous experience in Boutersem. Then she was researching on the web and found your site. It's wonderful! Dank U! Pennie Brantley
Piet Vranckx 06-Dec-2004 21:22
Leuke foto's.
Proficiat
Hoop nog nieuw werk te zien.

Piet Vranckx, Fotograaf, Roosbeek
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