Here you can find information about Dan & Robby: Who we are & how we met Wacholderhof, a cabin among the junipers A bunch of favorite links Our love for Route 66 Our résumés Additional worthless information Austin, Texas - where we spent 1998-1999 together Owensboro, Kentucky - Dan's childhood hometown Haßloch/Pfalz - the village Robby grew up in Kaiserslautern - the city where we met Some links of historical interest ;-) The United States Army - Dan spent 28 years with those folks in Vietnam, Korea, Hungary, Bosnia, Germany and all over the US School of Business, Golden Gate University Western Kentucky University Department of Physics, University of Kaiserslautern BESSY - Berlin Electron Storage Ring for Synchrotron Radiation Department of Physics, University of Texas at Austin Department of Physics, Lancaster University Kurfürst-Ruprecht-Gymnasium, Neustadt an der Weinstraße Some organizations we support Grand Canyon Performing Arts Immigration Equality The Love Exiles Foundation Equality Arizona Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS Servicemembers Legal Defense Network Would Jesus discriminate?
View towards the east past Junipers and Opuntia Cactei towards Mount Humphrey and San Francisco Peaks.	View towards the east across the wide open valley past Route 66 and interstate I-40 towards Bill Williams Mountain.
Our weekend home - "the cabin".	Our carport at the cabin near Route 66
View of Picacho Butte just southwest of our weekend home on the other side of Route 66. Picacho Butte is an old extinct silicic volcanic dome in northwest Arizona. It dominates a lot of the soil composition and geological features in the immediate vicinity.   This live image courtesy of www.SanFranciscoPeaks.org	View towards the west down the ravine which the historic Santa Fe railroad line took between 1888 and the 1960s on it's way from the east coast all the way to California. You are looking towards Round Mountain and Mount Floyd.   Another great view from our doorstep across the valley towards Bill Williams Mountain with junipers in the foreground.
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