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VE3WBZ > QSL 10.03.06 09:45l 28 Lines 1023 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 28528_VE3FJB
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Subj: For KB2VXAA and M0JFE
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From: VE3WBZ@VE3FJB.#CON.ON.CAN.NOAM
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FR:VE3WBZ@VE3FJB.#CON.ON.CAN.NOAM
DT:Friday,March 10th.,2006 @0323hrs EST
Hello Warren KB2VXA and other readers on the QSL card ...
Warren, I forgot to mention the most interesting QSL card I have
ever seen. My friend down the street from me, once received in
the mail a metal engraved QSL card from a operator in the USA.
It had his callsign, and could have been part of a trophy.
Never seen one like it. BTW my friend told me when I reminded
him of it, that he had lost it in his move to his new home.
Right after our last exchange over the QSL card stuff, I received
from UK a QSL card from M0JFE. And along with it, which makes
it of mention, was a information guide for tourists coming to
his area, or thinking of doing so. Was very interesting reading.
Along with cards, these nice little addons, like letters etc make
QSL cards even more fun. Hope it never dies.
"THank you" John M0JFE < If you read this> ...73 to all
Peter VE3WBZ
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