Mercury Cougar
1st gen 1967/1968 2-door Hardtop (65A/65B/65C), 1966–1968
Sankt Veit, Austria
05/2024
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BAW 2024-07-04 18:30:05 | #2
opel.at (2024-07-04 18:11:05)opel.at
What u do here in my city, go back to slovenia
What u do here in my city, go back to slovenia
I was in Sankt Veit to travel back to Klagenfurt from the Oldtimer meeting where I met you, a Croatian
I cannot go "back" to Slovenia because neither I, nor my Parents, have ever lived there
Next to the hobby plate-spotting I used to do a lot of genealogy. In fact, I created a family tree containing over 16.000 people which are all related to each other, which even brought me into national television (ORF) several times. I managed to prove that the population of an entire village in the south of Austria since 1728 was entirely genealogically related to each other. I also traced back all my ancestors until the 17th century. None of them ever lived in Slovenia.
So there you have it, I sadly cannot go "back" to Slovenia
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opel.at 2024-07-04 20:34:18 | #3
BAW (2024-07-04 18:30:05)BAW
opel.at
What u do here in my city, go back to slovenia
I was in Sankt Veit to travel back to Klagenfurt from the Oldtimer meeting where I met you, a Croatian
I cannot go "back" to Slovenia because neither I, nor my Parents, have ever lived there
Next to the hobby plate-spotting I used to do a lot of genealogy. In fact, I created a family tree containing over 16.000 people which are all related to each other, which even brought me into national television (ORF) several times. I managed to prove that the population of an entire village in the south of Austria since 1728 was entirely genealogically related to each other. I also traced back all my ancestors until the 17th century. None of them ever lived in Slovenia.
So there you have it, I sadly cannot go "back" to Slovenia
opel.at
What u do here in my city, go back to slovenia
I was in Sankt Veit to travel back to Klagenfurt from the Oldtimer meeting where I met you, a Croatian
I cannot go "back" to Slovenia because neither I, nor my Parents, have ever lived there
Next to the hobby plate-spotting I used to do a lot of genealogy. In fact, I created a family tree containing over 16.000 people which are all related to each other, which even brought me into national television (ORF) several times. I managed to prove that the population of an entire village in the south of Austria since 1728 was entirely genealogically related to each other. I also traced back all my ancestors until the 17th century. None of them ever lived in Slovenia.
So there you have it, I sadly cannot go "back" to Slovenia
SUK Blat
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