Re: [IRCA] Oregon Cliff Ultralight TP's for 11-12

[Nick Hall-Patch <nhp@xxxxxxxx>]

If I am ever asked to go deep behind enemy lines to take out the 
bridge or the dam or the listening post (hi),  I know who I'm going 
to take along.   "Never Say Die" DeBock!

After all that, the least you could have heard was the Andaman 
Islands or something similar.     Viet Nam will have to do, as I 
don't know that anyone else has heard it this season.

Wildly impressive performance.

best wishes,

Nick




At 03:44 13-11-12,  Gary wrote:




> ..... A severe wind storm hit the Cannon Beach area yesterday as a 
> new weather system blew in from the Pacific, making the 400' 
> Rockwork Cliff a very risky area. This morning was the last possible 
> day for TP-DXing during my trip, though, so I was determined to give 
> it a shot if at all possible. As it turned out the severe wind died 
> down just before I got to the cliff at 1300 UTC, but the severe rain 
> had just begun. Although the TP-DXing session was another success, 
> the pounding rain raised havoc with the DXpedition gear-- 
> temporarily taking out the 8" FSL, the ICF-2010 SSB spotting 
> receiver, the 7.5" MW loopstick PL-380 and even the backup C.Crane 
> SWP Slider portable.
>  .....


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