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Sometimes, at least when I was roughnecking, the only thing between poverty and a payday was the ingenuity it took to keep some of the antique equipment we ran going. It was a hard life and hard work, but my, how proud we all were of ourselves and each other. We had one abiding rule, "can't get...

Changed my mind. At this rate we will easily have 5" or more in the next 4 hours.

In 1996 I resigned from the small Southeast Missouri church where I had been ministering for a few years and purchased a 1957 GMC coach that had been a Greyhound bus in it's youth. I would take it from the weekend camper a singing church band was using it as, and convert it into a full fledged...

Did you pose for this sculpture?

Looks Great!!

Snowing here, too. Calling for 5 to 8 inches, but I don't see either 5" or 8" at the current snowfall rate. Maybe 3"...

Nope. Money's too tight right now.

Mone did the same. They would not relax although I had brought them inside for the night. I followed them outside and there it was - treed by the doodles.

I've preferred homebrewed antennas because they are fun to build, usually less expensive, and work very well. I, however, received in payment for repairing some broken down porch steps an older Imax 2000. Because I can operate 17m - 10m SSB area without hitting the tuner button I keep it up. No...

Keeping watch over things. Beware squirrels, cats, raccoons and possums. Birds are tolerated.

They are our doodles, Marley, next to me, and Leia.

No. But there was one singing in the maple yesterday...

Correction to the above. The mobile antenna is a Hustler HQ-27.

Well, now, Riverman, every good CBer knows with all that power you were shooting right over all those locals with that signal. . . ;)

Where I hail from, they have three or four hillbillies for breakfast. . . there's Granny, Jed, Jethro and Elly May. WOO PIG SOOIE!! GO HOGS!

Yesterday I QSO'd with Gus, 35NB001. Each of us were operating mobile. Mine is the AT-6666, coax, and mobile antenna (don't know what brand). Rogers, AR to the Netherlands, 4643 miles. Not my farthest, but definitely a fun mobile DX contact. 27.395 LSB

No. I hope to get back to it when the winter comes. Too many maintenance projects outdoors this summer. All work no play.

We will. Not feeling very good today. Let me recover from this cold.

I've hit the Granby tower before. I was using a bidirectional homebrew Hentenna. What is the frequency?

@Rwb & @Keto I live in Rogers near the twin water towers and police station. Hope to run across you guys.