Cimoli.com

Sites from a few days in Berlin.

This is the town where the Cimoli family name originates. We stopped in after a trip to Cinque Terra to see what we could see. I found a home with a few Cimoli's living there but was unable to say anything other than, "I am a Cimoli..."

Over memorial day weekend we flew to Milan and drove to Cinque Terra for a weekend on the sand and in the sun. Great location with breathtaking views.

Pictures of our family taken 'round the world.

For Spring Break, 2009, we took a week long trip to Egypt. We visited Cairo and Luxor while there.

Airbase that houses the U2 spyplane on the island of crete.

Flight to Dubrovnik for mission support.

Occasionally we fly our aircraft from Germany to South Carolina for maintenance. This was my first trip. Our route of flight was from: Wiesbaden, Germany to Prestwick, Scotland to Keflavik, Iceland (spent the night) to Sondrestrom, Greenland to Goose Bay, Canada (spent the night) to Bangor, Maine to Greenville, SC (end of mission). This is a photo compilation of the flight to the states in 2006 and then the return flight in 2007 (6 monhts later) with the same aircraft.

Saying goodbye to all her friends from Gruensfeld.

Visiting with the Meyers, Brewsters and Beebes.

Trip to Berlin with Momma, Jess, Eric and our family.

Our home in Bayern (Bavaria) for 3 years from June 2002 - May 2005.

Some of the better pictures from our 'trip' to Iraq in 2003.

C/5-158 Raptors training for Iraq.

Stef suprised me by brining my mom to Germany to visit!

My great grandfather's home.

Pageant of the Golden Tree - held every 5 years in Brugges.

The Army moved us to Germany in 2002.

I was stationed at Soto Cano Airbase, Honduras from March 2001 to March 2002.

Throughout 2000, I participated in numerous LAN parties with my friends. We gamed online as "team eXtreme."

First long rang hike on the Appalacian trail. We hiked from the start point to Dick's Creek Gap - about 75 miles.

Life in the 82nd Airborne Division from April 1997 to April 2000.

Fort Rucker, Alabama from September 1995 to April 1997.