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genealogical trees: Boonstra, Veenstra, Werkema, Sikkema, Broeils All the parents grandparents etc. 'kwartierstaat' of Fenna en Joost Beukema, and a part of Beukema; an international genealogical emailgroup about Boonstra. mensa-members and cycling in the Netherlands Lilian and Menno and their sons and daughter' Alfreds english site and the eclips of 1999 born: KARST Beukema

I am Dutch woman who likes to travel abroad, as you can see from the links on this page. My family also have interesting things on the internet, as you will see. I hope you will enjoy my site! Start with the site of Karst Jan, my father. Info about the Netherlands is of course for you important!

One of the family, my brother Jan Boonstra, lives abroad, so his writings are mostly in English. Jan lives in Korea now and he has lots of interests!

Do you like cycling? Have a look! Jan has interesting cycling stories. see: [Bicycle -> Cycling pages] Do you want to know something about the history of Korea? He can help you to find out. see: [Korea -> Culture and History] Did you know that the first visitors :-) from Europe to Korea were Dutch? Look at the Hamel pages! see: [Korea -> Culture and History -> Hendrik Hamel]

Brother Alfred has an interesting site about a University and chemistry. He has a story about the total eclipse in Europein August 1999 with photos. The language is Dutch, but there are links to a French site with more beautiful photos. There is information from NASA with a map.

Sister Lilian and her beloved Menno are parents now. Their third little one arrived, and he has already made himself known in the virtual world: name : 'karst beukema'

Now the links which are connected with my own life:

the church

My work has to do with the big Protestant Churches of the Netherlands. There is a site for/from ministers about study-objects, it is written in dutch. Many of the other churches in Europe can also be found on the internet. This is done by ECIC, which organizes conferences about churches and internet. Have a look on a scottish one, with many facilities! Or, when you can read danish, have a look there. Also interesting is the site of the community of Taizé in France.

The weather is a subject I am interested in. There are several websites about weather. Try the Weather page of the Electronic Telegraph. More specialised are the British and Swedish meterological information for pilots.

I am a member of Mensa in the Netherlands. Mensa is an international organisation with connections to Swedish Mensa (I like reading Swedish!), where you can find more information.

This is all it up until now!
Come back again, when there will be more to read.

If you have any comments, please send then to: C.A.Boonstra.

Last update: 1204 2009