Re: [IRCA] XETRA transmitters site

[Mike Hardester <DX4EVR@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Charlie,

         What am I going to do with you? Going to 
the transmitter site you took the business route 
(off to the right) and not the main highway (to 
the left). Am I right? The sign you saw was what 
was left of the sign for Rosalito's - cerveza 
fría y muchachas calientes. Some all not too 
happy sailors (RMs, I think) destroyed most of 
the sign when they found las muchachas fría y la cerveza caliente.

         Anonymous :-[

At 01:21 PM 2/19/2006 -0500, Charles A Taylor wrote:
>The town that XERB-1090 and XERA-690's transmitters are in/near is actually
>Rosalito. XERB's ID years ago said "XERB,
>Rosalito, Baja California."
>
>I have a tremendous talent for languages, and an ear to match; but it
>always seemed odd that I was the only one who heard "Rosalito" rather than
>Rosarita. Some other guy and I went down to look at the transmitters, and
>there was a small town-limit sign that clearly stated "Rosalito."



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