AA5AE(United States) on 20m CW!!!

AA5AE(United States) on 20m CW!!!

AA5AE  USA FREDRIC E FITZGEARLD 2283 URANUS AVE LAS CRUCES, NM 88012 USA Lookups: 11797

20140613 1206UTC 14011kHz AA5AE
Date : 13/Jun/2014 1206UTC
Freq : 14011kHz CW
Rig   : ICOM IC-7200
ANT : LOOP
PC recording

Lookups 11797 (14195) QRZ Record# 2471 Last Update 2011-02-18 17:31:07 Class Extra Codes: HAI Effective 2006-11-29 Expires 2017-02-21 Grid Square DM62oi Geo Source Geocoded Address US State New Mexico US County Dona Ana Bearing 47.4° NE (from JJ5IZX) Distance 6415.5 mi (10324.7 km) Long Path 18441.4 mi (29678.5 km) Sunrise 11:59:31 UTC Sunset 02:14:26 UTC Born 1941 GMT Offset -7 hours ULS Record 217435 FCC page... Apply for a new Vanity callsign...

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P29NO(Papua New Guinea) on 20m CW!!!

P29NO(Papua New Guinea) on 20m CW!!!

P29NO  Papua New Guinea Naohiro Oishi Divine Word University St Benedict's Campus PO Box 542, Wewak, ES Papua New Guinea QSL: VIA EA5GL Email: Use mouse to view.. Page managed by JA2VQP Lookups: 87132

20140613 1112UTC 14005kHz P29NO
Date : 13/Jun/2014 1112UTC
Freq : 14005kHz CW
Rig  : ICOM IC-7200
ANT  : LOOP
PC recording

Lookups 87132 (117558) QRZ Record# 1869233 QRZ Admin JA2VQP Last Update 2013-02-04 05:38:46 Latitude -3.574167 (3° 34' 27'' S) Longitude 143.621500 (143° 37' 17'' E) Grid Square QI16tk Geo Source User supplied Bearing 164.0° SSE (from JJ5IZX) Distance 2639.0 mi (4247.0 km) Long Path 22217.9 mi (35756.2 km) Sunrise 20:27:45 UTC Sunset 08:22:48 UTC ITU Zone 51 CQ Zone 28 IOTA OC-034 New Guinea (Papua New Guinea / Indonesia Irian Jaya) QSL Info VIA EA5GL QSL by Mail? No (e.g. Will this ham QSL by Postal Mail?) QSL by eQSL? Yes (e.g. Will this ham QSL with eQSL?) Uses LOTW? Yes (e.g. Does this ham use ARRL's LOTW ?) Other Callsigns Alias Comment JA2VQP home call AF5FE

Apology
I recently began JT65.
But I had transmitted the wrong Grid Locater.
Mine is not QL16TK but QI16TK.
Please check your log and revise my locator if you had some QSO with me until May 22th 2014.
Nao P29NO

Apology 2
I have to say I lost a few QSO data because of sudden freezing of my PC.
It's not a big number, but it might be important for someone.
Please text me if you have some question about our QSO.
Nao

日本の皆様へ，
沢山のQSOありがとうございました．これまで延べ3万以上の交信をしましたが，約半数は日本です．
あと残すところ3ヶ月余りとなりました．
日本の住所には，ダイレクトまたはJARLビューロー経由でQSLが沢山届いているそうです．
帰国後になりますが，責任をもってQSLを発行いたします．
これ以降，日本のホームコール宛にダイレクトあるいはビューロー経由で送っていただいてもかまいません．
ただし発行は10月以降になりますので，お急ぎの方はマネージャに送ってください．
LotW，e-QSL`もあわせてご利用ください．
160mのリクエストが沢山ありました．
現在QRVは可能です．スケジュールが必要であれば，対応いたします．
大石
Send your QSL card to my QSL manager EA5GL.
Don't send QSL cards to PNG or JAPAN, please.
I can't send my cards because I don't have printed cards. EA5GL Pedro has all of them.
We have no QSL bureau system in this country.
LotW and e-QSL are available.

Hi everyone,
Thank you for coming to my site.
I live in Wewak in East Sepik Province located on the north coast of PNG main land.
I am a volunteer of JICA (it is the Japanese ODA). I have operated JA2VQP in Japan.
I am teaching math at Divine Word University St.Benedict's Campus.
I can operate CW, RTTY, PSK31,PSK63, JT65, SSB, AM and FM. If you need other mode, e-mail me.
And I'm able to be on 1.8MHz to 430MHz.
My antenna is so poor. I'm using a long wire or dipole. Then my signal might be pretty weak there.
The power black-outs frequently. Sometimes it recovers in a few minutes, sometimes it lasts whole day. If my signal disappears suddenly, please wait for some minutes. If my signal does not appear again, give up please.
LotW and e-QSL are available. However the Internet circumstance is so terrible that I cannot update the data regurally and I cannot do the quick resoponse to your e-mail.
I'm looking forward to contacts with you in some band and some mode.
CU es 73/88

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ZA/ON6NB(Albania) on 40m LSB!!!

ZA/ON6NB(Albania) on 40m LSB!!!

ON6NB  Belgium radioclub grimbergen sectie noord brabant (nbt) 1850 Grimbergen Belgium QSL: VIA BURO OR DIRECT Email: Use mouse to view.. Page managed by ON4CAU Lookups: 46607

20140612 1813UTC 7143kHz ZA/ON6NB
Date : 12/Jun/2014 1813UTC
Freq : 7143kHz LSB
Rig  : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT  : Mini-Whip(PAORDT) 
PC recording

The NB-DX-TEAM is going on dx-pedition to Albania , from the 6th until the 15th of june 2014,
10 Belgian hams will be active from Albania.
 The teammembers are :
ON4ANN ( Erik , teamleader and ssb-operator)
ON4ACP ( Philippe , cw-operator)
ON4CAU ( Jose , cw-operator)
ON4CCV ( Erik , ssb-operator)
ON4CJY ( Marc , ssb-operator)
ON4CKM ( Cedric , ssb-operator)
ON4DCU ( Patrick , ssb-operator)
ON5PDV ( Paul , digital modes and ssb-operator)
ON6MI ( Rudi , ssb-operator)
ON8CW ( Walter , digital modes-operator)
We will qsl : BURO OR DIRECT ( 2$ and SAE) via ON4ANN
We hope to work you during the pile-ups , 73's from the NB-DX-TEAM

 

Large Visitor Globe

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UY1CI(Ukraine) on 20m CW!!!

UY1CI(Ukraine) on 20m CW!!!

UY1CI  Ukraine Ivan Stashenko Cherkassy reg v.Rodnykovka (near Uman)str.Sadova 35a Ukraine QSL: VIA THE BURO OR DIRECT Page managed by UR4CW Lookups: 3793

20140611 1307UTC 14020kHz UY1CI
Date : 11/Jun/2014 1307UTC
Freq : 14020kHz CW
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT) 
PC recording

Lookups 3793 (5423) QRZ Record# 1832598 QRZ Admin UR4CW Last Update 2012-06-08 09:12:44 Class 1 Geo Source From DXCC Bearing 317.9° NW (from JJ5IZX) Distance 5017.7 mi (8075.2 km) Long Path 19839.1 mi (31928.0 km) Sunrise 01:49:59 UTC Sunset 17:57:29 UTC CQ Zone 16 QSL Info VIA THE BURO OR DIRECT QSL by Mail? No (e.g. Will this ham QSL by Postal Mail?) QSL by eQSL? No (e.g. Will this ham QSL with eQSL?) Uses LOTW? No (e.g. Does this ham use ARRL's LOTW ?)

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SV8/DL8MCA(Greece) on 20m USB!!!

SV8/DL8MCA(Greece) on 20m USB!!!

DL8MCA Greece  

Detlef ( Dick) Haese
P.O. BOX 157
GR-37002 Skiathos Island
Greece

QSL: VIA BUREAU

Email: Use mouse to view..

Subscriber Lookups: 84835

20140610 0738UTC 14270kHz SV8/DL8MCA
Date : 10/Jun/2014 0738UTC
Freq : 14270kHz USB
Rig   : SDR(PI4THT)
ANT : Mini-Whip(PAORDT)
PC recording

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Klar hab ich zugenommen, ich wog mal 3500 Gramm !!!

Of course, I've gained weight, there was a time when I weighed 3500 grams !!!

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Skiathos - EU-072 - KM19rd

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XYL = Anna SV8/DL4MHB----------------- Son = Ralf DG1MCG

2.QTH = Munich / Bavaria

My QTH is the small Island Skiathos EU-072 & LH-4177- GRE-137 on the northern Sporades(Greece).

EchoLink: Germany > Single-User (# 4176)

Echolink: Greece > Sysop.(# 2472), 144.975 MHz

10-10 # 55528

QSL via the bureau ---> no e-QSL!

Please note that direct cards without sufficient fundsor SAE will be answered via the bureau!

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Postage rates are:
2 US $ for letters outside of Europe. NO IRC's PLEASE!!! Our post office do not accept them

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Explanation for on photo of the small chapel.
It is a Greek-Orthodox Tradition that every house and the land it is built on are dedicated to a Saint for protection of
land house and the people living in it, respectively the owners .
erected this small chapel with an icon-picture of the Saint Nektarios for prayers along the pathway

Ant: http://www.optibeam.info

qsl motives we have sent

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My Hobby Nr. 2

Hurdy Gurdy Man

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We have no problems with the euro, we have our island money!

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I like fly fishing

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German-Record

Huchen 30,5 Kg (141cm) 2003. Jan.08 Inn - River nr. Rosenheim/Bavaria

Neffe Robert

Technical data:

SEA RAY
Length: 6.45 m
Width: 2.50 m
Installation tank: 480 l
Engine: Honda BF150 150PS
Honda BF35 35PS
GPS - Fish Finder - radio - Auto-control
Sea & freshwater tank for bait
ice bucket
Three deep-sea fishing - 650mtr. braided line
1 Schepp Angel 1500mtr. line (1.7 mm)

White tuna

> 45 kilograms >110 centimeters

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NeubibergMunich

"Air transport squadron LTG61"

1963

Aircraft:

Nord Aviation N 2501D Noratlas

"Nora"

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lighthouses here in northern Sporades

Repi--LH-- GRE-137 -- NAS 080 ++Skiathos Isl. EU072++

Gourouni--LH--GRE-071--NAS 076 ++Skopelos Isl. EU072++

Pontikonisi--EU060 -- LH-GRE-110 -- NAS 087++Pontikonisi EU060++

Psathoura -- EU072-- LH-GRE-029-- NAS 057

Meteora-Monastery

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Agios Ioannis EU072 -- NAS 055 --

Church of MAMMA MIA Movie

2009, the film Mamma Mia was filmed on Skiathos and Skopelos.

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Harvest Festival

by Anna, SV8/DL4MHB

The harvest festival had always been a special celebration for me and I celebrated it, no matter where I was at this very day.This year I like to combine it with a picnic here on Skiathos Island for the first time. Detlef is alsovery pleased of my idea. We will go the mountainous area of the island for this occasion. Anticipation has already been great, but today my calendar finally says:

"October Sunday, harvest festival!"

I have already put the basket on the table, beautifully arranged with all the fruits that are typical for the island like pomegranates,figs, quinces, grapes, lemons, oranges, eggplants, green peppers and so on. We carefully paid attention to get really one of the best fruit for this celebration. Olives may not be missing in any case. My Greek neighbour kindly brought to me several ones that had already been pickled by her. This years, olives are especially suitable for doing so, being almost as big as plums due to the reatively frequent rain. I roughly crumble sheep's milk cheese with herbs (feta) and sprinkle it with a few drops of olive oil. We take it with us in a bowl. I will dress the salad consisting of big, fleshy tomatoes covered with onion rings only directly before our meal starts so that it remains crunchy. So I must not forget salt, pepper-mill, balsamico, good olive oil of course of Skiathos! The rosemary chicken (Detlef asked me to cook it) is still in the oven and its smell fills the whole kitchen. I take it out and pack it into aluminium foil. Oh dear, the pitas (little round flat loafs made of wheat) still must be baked. Everything is extremely exciting! The beverages are also still in the refrigerator! We have allowed courselves an extra good bottle of Greed red wine for this occasion. Retsina (resin wine), ouzo (anise schnapps) and of course we will also take mineral water with us, you never know! Detlef is just bringing me a freshly cut rose from our rose bush and lays it beside the basket. But there it would fade and i prefer to put it in a glass. Finally, everything is stowed away in our jeep and we are ready to go! It's not easy to find the right way to the little chapel which is situated highly in the mountains and where we want to hold our picnic. We had been there only once before and that was a long time ago! We miss the way several times, but that does no harm to our cheerful mood. I enjoy the trip! The island is pretty green at the moment. We can see swarms of miscellaneous butterflies. From time to time we are greeted by a single delicate blue Wegwarte.

from the dusty wayside. I really love this modest flower and return its greeting with a smile.Besides that, a kind of lily which blooms in yellow and is named Asphodeline, prevails and exudes a bewitching smell everywhere. Suddenly an old, wheather-beaten wooden signpost! It is hard for me to decipher the Greek letters "Agios Nikolaios". That's exactly where we wanna go and shortly afterwards we reached our destination. A marvellous place! An old Greek oak is in the front court of the very little chapel. It protects the long, stone-built table with its far reaching branches. We also find a spring there. The place is surrounded by wild herbs like sage, rosemary and laurel. Midget cyclamen flourish and next to them at their lower side you can find a little olive grove. As we feel good there, we decide to stay! It looks like nobody had been here for a longer period of time and therefore, we have to set things right again first of all. A broom is found in a second with which the table is swept clean immediately. Empty bottles standing around are cleared away. We take a glance inside the little chapel and are sure that we are allowed to borrow two of the chairs stacked in the anteroom for our purpose. Nice Greek chairs, painted in pale grey. Now we can start! I fetch the green tablecloth seasonable for the harvest festival and lay it on the table. My corn-colored plates match well to it. Detlef is already busy with opening the red wine and filling it into a jug so that its "bouquet" can unfold in the meantime. I complete our fresh fruit basket with the herbs growing here and put all food brought along on the table.

Normally, we would begin with our meal now. But today, with respect to the harvest festival, I thought out a special ritual, the realization of which is really a big desire from my side. Following the "Sun Song" of the holyFranziskus (my favourite saint), upright I stand and say "thank you" to our Mother Earth, Sister Water, Brother Wind and the great power Sun for all the wonderful gifts offered to us every year. I am so deeply moved that tears run over my cheeks while I am speaking. Also Detlef can't hide his emotions, he neither had celebrated harvest in such a manner so far. I cannot say how it happened, is it due to this place or to the surroundings, but suddenly I feel strongly authorized to even bless our food personally! While doing so, I was in complete harmony with God, the nature and ourselves...

In a reaxed mood, we then start to "feast". Detlef pours the ruby red wine into glasses and while clinking glasses we look into each other's eyes deeply. "Jamas!" Once again I become aware of how much I love my husband! We eat slowly and with relish. It tastes wonderful! For dessert, we have vitamin C containing pomegranates and fresh fias rich of nutritious iron which are a great joy, simply delicious! If somebody had strolled along, we would have invited him to dine with us, of course. Just in case, I had brought along some paper plates. But we stayed alone. Nevertheless, we have visitors of another kind. Afeathered singer, identified as a robin by Detlef the bird expert, pleases us with its almost inexhaustible repertoire during the whole picnic. I send it a tender thankful greeting up into the thick tree-top and I am almost sure that upon that I can clearly hear its singing still getting even better. Also a hornet hums by without taking notice of us, seemed as if it had better things to do. Dragon-flies buzz to a nearby streamlet and we can well watch them. From time to time, the sun appears through the branches and even underlines the peaceful atmosphere of this place!

After meal, Detlef suggests it would be a good time to take an ouzo. It shows its effect soon and, gladly and in high spirits like children, we begin to dance something like a Sirtaki around the tree and table. Unfortunately, we still do not know how to do this nice dance correctly. How wonderful life is! A bit out of breath, we sit down on the white white-washed small wall which surrounds every little chapel in such height with our glasses of wine. The sea today looks rather bluish-grey on this late autumn afternoon. Pretty fascinated we watch the flight arts of the peregrine falcons which have found a hiding place in the cliffs lyingopposite to us. How wonderful to watch them almost dropping down onto the surface of the sea in a nose dive and then using the thermionics of the upwinds to float up into the air again. All that just out of pure zest for life! How much could mankind learn from birds in this respect. An aphorism of the Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore comes to my mind, saying:

"God respects me, when i work, but he loves me when I sing!"

I like these words very much and they fit to the surroundings here somehow...

Inwardly eleted and relieved, we finally have to bring ourselves to leave this place, but the days here on Skiathos are now already short and our way home mainly leads though difficult terrain. We put the chairs back. Inside the chapel I notice that exclusively pure beeswax candles are used. How fine that smells! Once more we express our thanks for the use of the place and leave everything cleanly and properly. Although we are rattled and shaked, we return to our house happily. While unpacking, I am wondering how I will integrate the leftovers of the picnic into the menu of the coming few days. Just in that moment an anxious thought arises in me: The end of the holidays isn't far away. I urge myself to discipline: " Anna, don't worry about that, you want to enjoy the very moment!" I breathe deeply, take a nice white satin ribbon with which I bind the consecrated herbs to a little bunch and hang it outside to dry. I will take it home with me to Germany as a visible memory of this beautiful day on Skiathos!

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Autumn excursion on Skiathos

by Anna, SV8/DL4MHB

A wonderful autumn day! Today we decided not to go to the sea. Today, Detlef and I want to make another excursion to the hilly interior of the island on our Piaggio scooter. We have been looking forward to it for a long period of time! Our destination is a small church in the north of the island situated on steep rocks. We noticed it already from the distance on our last holidays.

Only for a short time we ride on tarred streets and then move on on bumpy, red sandy little roads. The route we take is lined by vineyards fully loaded, small lemon and orange trees, quinces and red cheeky pomegranates smile at us seductively. We meet hardly anybody. How we enjoy this! Away from zivilisation, immerse into almost untouched nature, feel the airstream and be full of expectations on what will happen next. Suddenly a shimmering pheasant appears in front of us which quickly hides into the next bushes. Our trip now mainly leads us through silvery shining olive groves interrupted only by little rock shacks with red tiled roofs which are used for overnight stays during the olive harvest in remote areas.

My heart always opens very widely on the sight of olive trees! It is called the tree of peace, you simply must feel well there! Beyond, it gives us this marvellous golden oil in which the sun is captured.

More and more we spiral up, until we have to park our scooter at a little parking lot as we can only continue on foot. We can already see the chapel. A narrow rather steep path leads to the peak. It is paved in serpentine manner by stone walls which I do love that much! They were built in laborious manual work a long time ago to avoid sea wind carrying away the earth. Spicy herbs, which I rub between my fingers to be able to smell their taste even better, grow out of the cracks everywhere.

Midget cyclamen in pink colours plenty of which can be found during this season harmonise well with the grey rocks. Carefully we walk step by step. We hardly speak with each other, just want to absorb everything!

Deep blue, already almost ripe olives hang on the young little trees at the height of our faces. I thought over who will reap them over here? I this moment a part of Hebbel's " Herbstgedicht " ( Autumn poem ) came to my mind: " Oh, stoert sie nicht, die Feier der Natur, dies ist die Lese die sie selber haelt...." ( Don't you disturb the celebration of the nature, this is the gathering made by itself..." ) A hare, obviously roused by us from digging a hole, flees panic-stricken. It wouldn't need to be afraid of us at all!

After approximately 20 minutes we have reached our destination and are overwhelmed by the offered view, but, nevertheless, we want to take a look at the church inside first. Churches are never locked up on Skiathos. A pleasant coolness surrounds us. I take a seat on the wooden pews at the side to have the chance to regard everything very calmly. Detlef does not hesitate a second to light a candle related with an unspoken wish which I, however, know for sure. Then he searches for joss sticks ( Raeucherstaebchen ) which he kindles in the front in a vessel specially constructed for that purpose. A mystic smell rises into the vault. So even more spiritual atmosphere arises from which even Detlef who is the realist of both of us cannot escape. It seems as if you hear melancholy Greek Orthodox songs.

The mysterious icons which are there in large numbers seem to wahe up for life. Only scanty light gets through the windows and I watch a small Gekko disappearing in a gap behind an icon. What a fantastic place of living! I don't know how long we kept on sitting here that way. Just when we want to leave the chapel, I realize a broom and sweep the faded leaves from the smooth stone floor and it occurs to me as if have done so my whole life just like an old female sacristan. Rather strange!

Detlef deposits a generous euro donation and we step into the open. Dazzled by the sunlight, we at first sit down on the whitewashed little wall which surrounds half of the church. In front of us, the cliffs drop steeply and the blue of the sky vies with the blue of the Aegean. We let our gazes wander far over the Sea. A lovely place! Greedy for the salty sea air, we take a deep breath of it. There is nothing to hear besides the muffled roar of the sea and the chirping of hundreds of cicadas. Again we completely dedicate ourselves to the moment. Here everything is touched, your soul, all your senses, here you really live, here you can concentrate on your own, on life as it is...

The shrill yell of a peregrine falcon rouses us from our absorption and gives us the sign to leave.

On the silent trip back to our house, both of us have a smile on our lips and a strange gleam in our eyes.

We will live on this excursion again for a long time and our decision to spend a certain period of our lives on Skiathos was once more corroborated!

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In the Olive Grove

by Anna SV8/DL4MHB

My heart beat heavily, when I hesitatingly stepped into the olive grove which houses the oldest and most striking olive trees of Skiathos Island in my opinion.

How often did I already pass them by on my trip to the " Asselinos beach ", took a look at my dear olive trees full of deep respect in their loftiness. Only by this visual impression I was always very refreshed afterwards.

Today, time had come!

I wanted to ask them, whether they would allow me to capture them on celluloid to heat me up inwardly when looking at the photos during the cold winter months far away from Greece. Detlef who brought me here in his jeep, left me tactfully alone with my " brothers " and waited for me on the roadside in the shadow.

That's where I stood now! After a short reflection, I strode over elastic earth like on clouds in the middle of the grove. Shimmering heat! From time to time an olive fell to the ground and caused a pleasant noise. Surrounded by so many old olive trees, I felt an enormous strength and energy. Where should I begin totake a photograph? They stood there marvellously with their gnarled, meaningful trunks .Namens as

the " Wise one ", the " Majestic one ",

the " Spelled one ", the " one flooted with Light ".

occurred to me immediately. I heard them whispering:

" Come to me ! " . ............" Take me ! "

Like in trance, I was flying from one tree to the next trying to capture them as good as possible. I felt infinitely well in doing so! Why my reation to the olive tree is so hearty, is a matter of his symbolism, its longevity and vitality. The history of mankind is accompanied by the olive from the very first beginning. Already Homer has sung of it and it is mentioned in ancient documents. Let alone his unique fruit with its versatile use. The sun-filled, Mediterranean region wouldn't be conceivable without it.-- Gratitude flows though me regarding this marvellous gift of our Creator.

It would have been a great pleasure for me to spend even more time inside this wonderful olive grove. But in this moment I heard the dog of a house nearby barking and thought of the owner of the grove who could come over at any time irritated by my at least a little strange behaviour. So I decided to leave the grove with a heavy heart. Again and again I turned round. " Thanks my familiar fellows, next yaer we will see each other again! "

When I came back to Detlef, I expressed my gratefulness for his patience. We drove on to the beach where our children already waited for us. Still deeply moved, I told them from my experience. Willingly they listened to me. But the one who seemed to understand me best was my grandson Julian 4 years old. He took my hand and in a spiritual harmony we hiked along the beach together, searched for downy seagull feathers and had them blown by the wind into the deep blue sky. Both of us were very happy in this moment....

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Special notice for "digimodes" fans:

1. Please, try to be brief - I really do not need a plenty data about your age, HAM Clubs membership, equipment, antennas etc.
- just RST, Name,QTH and QTH-locator.
2. Please, try to use codes, for example, I expect to receive just "TNX" instead of wasting time to get wholly spelled phrases.
3. I strongly believe that "73!" means everything like "good health", "good luck" and other things like that.

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