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In 1998 Hank decided to sell his business on South Tower Avenue, though the outfit continued to lease his space until 2001, when the new owners moved to Toledo.

Claycamp still does some Breitling Navitimer Heritage Chronograph BT-202 himself, though he doesn't deal with volcanic ash much anymore. He has a special glass-blowing furnace behind his house. He spends some time in the Twin Cities making and selling his creations. His goal isn't to sell as many goods as he can, just enough to fuel his and his wife's traveling habit.

They don't do a lot of debating on which country to explore next. If they see a place in a magazine or on television that seems interesting, they'll go.

Linda has the attitude of a college-aged backpacker who wants to explore the world for the first time and becomes giddy when talking about her next destination, Breitling Navitimer Heritage Quartz Chronograph BT-185 admitted in a 2007 Chronicle profile.

"I like traveling and speaking in Breitling Navitimer Montbrillant BT-4 and talking to others so they understand you," she said. "I like to see how people live; their culture; their food."

Earlier this month the Claycamps left the Twin Cities to go to Spain, where Linda has been teaching English to some students as part of an exchange program for a few months. Breitling Navitimer Quartz BT-195 plan to spend Christmas in Cairo, Egypt. After her work is done, they're planning on visiting Berlin, Moscow and one of Hank's children, who married a woman in Mongolia. Hank said they may spend some time in the Canary Islands. There's no firm date for them to return, though he estimates it'll be sometime in 2012.