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Hendrik Veldhuizen?
Im still looking for Hendrik the Dutchman who came to South Africa by bike in the early 80's...Now I know his last name too . Veldhuizen- spelling could be wrong..
Are you out there Hendrik??
Jim
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He probably doesn't want to be found if he's
1 knocked up your Mum or Sister, 
2 run off with your wallet, 
3 kicked your dog 
4 got speeding tickets 
5 or done anything else that's mean and cruel to you yours or your countrymen.
But on the other hand if he's been left money in a will or left his wallet by your Mums bed  etc then you might just be able to find him. At least if you still don't find him I hope you laughed reading this thread.
Try contacting the Dutch census people if you really need to contact him, a rough age and location would also be of use, apart from that it's a big old world and alot of years have gone by.
Is this him? <---- Holland  ----> South Africa
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This is a long shot but I met a Dutch guy in Kenya and Uganda in 2002 who went through Africa early in the 80s. I think he had some problems back then because he (or a friend) broke a leg or something.
Anyway he was on his way to Windhoek and wanted to settle down there….
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Thanks Lee your wise words did make me grin. Im not after the man for any reason other than to thank him for something- he inspired me..
Alibaba- ja that could be him, I remember he had a nasty scar on his leg from a crash but dont remember it being broken...
Anyways- thanks for nothing .. ha ha ha
Jim
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Thanks for all the effort Jan!
Ill look into those links.
Jim
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