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Latvian friends, and apparently more, together in Latvia

Some of us who meet in AOL Lat Chat got together. Then there was Jani out in the country with Silvija's relatives. Look for the Jani kiss that portended the future.
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Old Riga
In places they're just trying to keep it from falling down
Zaubes iela
Janis and sons Peteris and Toms
AOL Lat Chat
"Live" in Riga, the whole group
Mordanga
Lake view
Old Riga
A typical scene... one building side restored, the other waiting for better days

Old Riga
Dom Church
Mordanga's "garden house" Stove as still life
Old Riga
Looking in from the Daugava, what's that? a new bus!
Along the road to...
Kuldiga
AOL Lat Chat
"Live" in Riga

Dziesmu & Deju Svetki
Childen dancing at the Opera House
Stende station
The old station building
Stende station
The train tracks go off into the distance
Zaubes iela
The Bergamani (Iveta, sons Peteris and Toms, husband Janis) with Silvija's mom Anda
Jaunmoki
Peters' cousin Gaida, mom, and Silvija at the castle

Riga's St. Peter's Church
Bombed out in WWII
Mordanga's mill
Looking sadder each year
AOL Lat Chat
Silvija is horrified, Peters likes the collection of long Latvian noses
Jani
Neither our first kiss nor last
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