Today started a little early. For some reason I woke up around 5:30 and couldn’t go back to sleep. So, got up and started my morning routine.
Spent about 4 hours working during and after a quick breakfast. Then had to head out to the airport. I really shouldn’t have rushed.
Snow!
We were delayed. The inbound flight could not land due to visibility. He circled for a while and then had to go to Grand Junction to refuel. Then due to the large number of aircraft being diverted to Grand Junction it took them a while to de-ice and get back in the air. I did want to add the shout-out that I sent to United.
Hey! I just want to shout out to the Captain who operated flight UA352 from Montrose to Denver this evening. Yes, it was delayed due to weather, but it was nice for him to be at the gate, with the gate agents, keeping everyone informed of the incoming flight status. He was updating more frequently than the United app and the screens in the airport was, it was nice and I know he didn't have to do that.
I also watched when he helped several frustrated passengers from his and other United flights in similar situations with trying to figure out timing of connections in their apps and he looked up a few schedules for them on his own phone. Again, he didn't have to help, but he did. The agents were swamped and he made a difference to a few people risking missed connections.
So often United is criticized, employees such as this deserve to be recognized. United is my hometown and go-to airline out of Denver.
Finally boarded and waiting for the rest of the people to finish boarding. We are now 3 hours late. Thankfully this is a very short flight, a whole 36 minutes.
Made it. As I said it is a very short flight over from Montrose to Denver, if it were summer I would not have flown it, but Winter is another story. Even with the flight delays i am still better off than driving it.
I am now waiting for baggage under the watchful eyes of one very tired….. alien. YES! Paying homage to the alien works! Mine were the first two bags off the belt. That is a first. Success!
Down to the train, train to 63rd and Gateway Park Station.
And Jesse is there to pick me up for the ride home. I can take the R line closer to the house but when I have two bags with tools it gets a little heavy to do the on/off the light rail side of the world. The A-Train is commuter rail with high platforms.
Home to excited dogs and a weekend off. I was able to get all of my work done prior to leaving from Montrose. All in all, even with the weather related travel delays, it was still better than a drive. We are having Chinese for a late dinner – I am having my beef and broccoli and then it is time to relax.
I am going to leave it here and say goodnight and see you tomorrow.
Today was a decent day. After yesterday’s weather delays and other such issues I was lucked out on several fronts today.
Got up around my normal time of 6:20-6:30am. Did my normal morning routing of starting my coffee, and getting logged into the work system. Went and had breakfast, I always like Holiday Inn Express breakfasts, usually have egg white and veggie omelets, I broke down and had some bacon today as well. That’s probably not good for my diet. At all.
After my breakfast I sat down and answered a number of processor questions, and talked with a few techs that I have been trying to reach. All good stuff. And then around 10am MT I had to leave for my appointment, it was an interesting two hour drive through the mountains. This is where I say I lucked out. The rental car they gave me does not meet Colorado’s traction law requirements for Winter travel. It was not 4 wheel drive and I did not have chains in the car. I was very fortunate that the mountain pass was clear and not slick. Also, Colorado for some reason does not believe in guardrails along their roads. So, narrow shoulder, 200FT drop. Don’t slip off the road or your car will need wings. I guess it’s the Darwin principle. Survival of the fittest?
Anyway, I saw some beautiful scenery in both directions. I did not stop too much on the way going, but I made a few stops on the way back. Here is one panoramic view that I wanted to share. I did not bring my drone on this trip, it was just too much to carry, and it may have been a little too windy to use it anyways. Click into the photograph below and look around.
By the time I was on the way back the sun had been on the road long enough to clear things up. Here are my travel photos for the day.
By the time I got back to the hotel it was about 4pm. After that I did have about two hours of work left to do, just because I am in the field my office work does not cease to exist. Got that mostly done, the only thing I did not get around to was making a bunch of tech phone calls and doing some follow-up on open support tickets. I try not to call the techs too late in the day, and time-zones are a thing.
No workout today. I tried to get on the treadmill, but honestly I HATE treadmills, and they never seem to be calibrated properly. The speed is weird, and the belts usually slip. In my mind this is a good way to get hurt. I much prefer to be outside, but darkness and timing didn’t allow it. I am looking forward to spending some time in the pool on Saturday or Sunday.
On other news, last night I broke down and ordered myself a new hand-held radio. I have decided that most of the high frequency ham radio communication from our property in Aurora is impossible. I have started to explore the world of Satellite communications and it is really starting to intrigue me. My handheld radio will not properly do Sat work as it is only half-duplex, I would need two of them. One to transmit on the up-link and one to receive on the down-link. The experts in this area of amateur radio work told me about the only full-duplex handheld radio on the market today that will work. They are in short demand, but I was able to find one, new (amazing). and it will arrive on Saturday. More as I learn more. This may be a series of pages rather than posts.
So, I am done for the day, tomorrow I fly home, weather willing, and then I have the weekend at home before I head to my next destination on Monday. Have a good night everyone.
Got up this morning and had some time with the dogs and the ln caught up on my email and everything else that is part of my morning routine.
Started getting tech phone calls shortly after I started on my first cup of coffee. The had my “oh shit” moment that I was going to cut it too close for my flight. So I rushed and got it together for Jesse to take me to the airport a bit earlier than planned.
I really don’t mind wandering around Denver International Airport as there is always some new artwork and sculptures to see. Today was no different.
Need a bucket?
Anyways, I wandered around and found a few quiet places to stop and get some work done to keep up with the office work. Got my 10000 steps in as well before leaving Denver.
Best feeling in the entire world when you get to the gate and your plane is arriving.
Boarded in time. Backed away form the gate. And Parked for an hour. It appears we were delayed to allow the many private jets heading to the same airport to land on time. There is something WAY wrong with that picture… we are a schedule flight…. private jets not a scheduled flight. I guess they have more money.
The flight into Montrose, CO was very bumpy, and now that we are on the ground we are waiting for planes to de-ice in front of the two gates available for United at this very small airport.
Starting decent Some of the CanyonsYou can see the snow lineOn the GroundStarting to see groundWhite out!
And now we have been sitting here for about an hour and a half waiting for a gate. Actually waiting for them to de-ice plane after plane while waiting for a gate. The Captain id getting very upset with the station manager because he hmsays he could get into another gate if they would push the departing planes back a little further when de-icing them. This is the longest wait I have ever had on a taxiiway.
Still waiting
Finally, at the gate. And to add insults, this is gate 4.
And now I wait for baggage at belt 1 of 1. I think they have 1 employee offloading the baggage, loading the next flight, and then bringing the baggage to the baggage claim.
Finally got my bags and got out of the airport and to the hotel Was able to cheek in with no issues, nice desk clerk. Got a decent room and was able to walk out right behind the hotel and get some food at Safeway right behind me. Dinner was some broccoli and cheese sauce, a turkey pot pie, and then for desert I got my standard batch of blueberries. I also picked up a bag of “Skinny Pop” to munch on during my drive tomorrow.
I did have to catch up on all of my open work support related tickets, so I set up my office away from home. People laugh at my but I like my 65″ monitor. Makes it real easy to see issues in some of the photographs I need to review.
Anyways, while today was stressful from a travel perspective I really can’t complain. I think it would have been much worse driving over 7 hours, and it would have been a little more than that because of the Winter weather. I do not have 4 wheel drive and I think it would have been worse.
Goodnight all and I will talk to you tomorrow. I am hoping I get some decent photographs of my travels, and I will share as I can.
Hello all!! Busy day today with some closure as well. I received a phone call that Gizmo was ready to be picked up. I took an early lunch and went and brought her home.
The cycle is complete, all my promises are kept, she is partially home with her pack, and her spirit is re-united with the bridge pack. Hopefully I will see them all in the future. But please, not too soon. The candle flame is out, the candle is put away hopefully not to be used again for many more years.
Got back home, spent the rest of the day working, got a lot done. I finally have my head above C level. Allstate files keep me very busy. Finished off what was in my queue and then escaped for an hour.
I did get out for my 4.5 mile (or about) jog/walk. I only label it as a run on Garmin as I try to separate that from my dog walks ans indoor walking at the airport.
Total distance: 4.46 mi Max elevation: 5685 ft Min elevation: 5554 ft Total climbing: 902 ft Total descent: -917 ft Average speed: 4.25 mi/h Average cadence: 57 Average heart rate: 107 Average temperature: 18.7 Total time: 01:05:08
Not a bad walk, and I found this on one of the roads.
Speed Camera Warning Sign
Aurora is starting to move these around town. And this is a really good location. Capture all the people leaving the base in a very big hurry at the end of the day.
And the candle still burns. Gizmo is not home yet, this is tradition. I still feel bad that after she went to sleep for the last time I did not stay and spend my 10-15 minutes with her – I have always done this with the previous pack members, but this time I really wanted to remember her purring, not her silence. I really pray that she was not aware that I left. I have always stayed because I am afraid there is still some brain activity and a sense of awareness, this time I just couldn’t. I hope the Dr did not think less of me for not staying.
Onto other things. After last week today was much calmer and I was able to get some other work done besides answering Cause of Loss Determinations (COLDs) all day. The ones I did get were valid and needed to come to me. I spent a ton of time today trying to get hold of technicians and other people I needed to talk with. Some successful and some not, but valiant effort.
I did get out for a break mid-day and went for a pretty long walk. I am trying to get hills into my workouts (have a challenge from our healthy choices system at work). I need 60 more floors of “up” to meet the challenge for this month.
Total distance: 4.9 mi Max elevation: 5682 ft Min elevation: 5566 ft Total climbing: 350 ft Total descent: -333 ft Average speed: 4.12 mi/h Average cadence: Average heart rate: 108 Average temperature: 24.7 Total time: 01:11:24
Anyways, didn’t have the heart rate issues on this one, but I was not trying to push myself either. Res wanted to go with me but I made him stay home.
On the Pack News, Climber is pissed off at me. I tried to get some eye drops in her eyes and she wasn’t having any of it. She yelled at me, it was like I was killing her. I gave up. Jesse for some reason is able to do this stuff, but she really fights me. We think she is having some allergies making her eyes itch a bit. Res could really care less.
Climber and Res do have the right idea though. It’s after dinner nap time.
ClimberRes
Anyways, they have the right idea. It is time for me to say goodnight and I will see you all tomorrow. We have some exciting travels coming up.
What a day! First, the Candle Still burns for Gizmo. It will remain lit until she comes home, it’s a tradition that we do for all of our Angel pack, when we have to say goodbye the candle is lit and stays lit until they come home.
I did take her unopened food and cat litter bag over to the donation spot for they Aurora Pet Food Pantry (Part of the Denver Food Bank). If she can help at least one pet stay with a family that is struggling for food I will be more than happy to donate. I will eventually take her cat tree over and maybe her litter box, but for the moment the food was the most important thing to pass on before it went bad.
On happier news, started off the day with a little down time to have my coffee and once Jesse got up I took Res and Climber for their walks. Res always goes first and gets a longer walk on the weekends. We did just over two miles. Then I took him back to the house and took Climber back out. Climber got a long walk today, she did over 4 miles.
Total distance: 4.28 mi Max elevation: 5667 ft Min elevation: 5519 ft Total climbing: 440 ft Total descent: -430 ft Average speed: 3.77 mi/h Average cadence: Average heart rate: 102 Average temperature: 24.5 Total time: 01:12:22
And it didn’t even tire her out! She was going going going going……. And when we got home she decided to run the stairs.
After Jesse and I had breakfast I went back out to Cherry Creek State Park and did another jog. It was supposed to be a 2min run / 2min walk training tempo, but unfortunately my heart rate dropped significantly about 3 miles in. Of course that means I was 3 miles away from the car, so I just walked the rest of the way. As I went around the reservoir I noticed the water level is the lowest I have ever seen it. It is probably going to be a very interesting year for boating. The water is very low.
I made it back to the car and wrapped things up. I did sit there for a few minutes and finished my water and tried to figure out what was happening with my heart rate. I don’t think I will have any answers until the cardiologist take a look at the cardiac monitor I am wearing for the next 4 days or so. I am starting to wonder if I am going back into aFib and my watch and heart rate chest strap doesn’t know how to interpret it.
Total distance: 6.55 mi Max elevation: 5622 ft Min elevation: 5566 ft Total climbing: 514 ft Total descent: -507 ft Average speed: 4.31 mi/h Average cadence: 58 Average heart rate: 92 Average temperature: 28.3 Total time: 01:36:03
Anyways, I am done for the day, tomorrow is another day. Good night all!
Today did not start off as planned. The dogs and I got up at our normal time. Spent our quiet time with snacks and outs. Jesse got up around 9am as normal. And then things changed.
Gizmo started howling. Now, she has been howling a lot lately, but this was different, this went on for about 30 minutes before I went to find her. Normally when she howls she is in the hall and it is obvious, this time she was no where to be found and I had to go look for her. I found her crouched under a night table, amid dried up poop. I picked her up and took her downstairs with me. She ran to her litter box and then projectile vomited all over the place. I found two other spots as well.
I did my morning walks with Res and Climber while thinking through what to do. I despise ER vet visits, but I also do not like my current vet that we started using for the dogs when we first moved out here. I got back to the house, we had breakfast, and I decided that I had to take Gizmo to the vet. I already knew what the outcome would end up being, projectile vomiting is never a good thing with her, and I was not going to put her through yet another surgery. It was not a financial thing, she has good pet insurance, it’s an age a quality of life thing.
I made my initial FaceBook post as I always do as I left the vet. No last minute photographs, I don’t believe in that.
RIP Gizmo.
We will post more later.
Update: Hi all thank you so much for all of your messages and thoughts, but for Gizmo please think some happy thoughts. Seriously I know it doesn't sound right, but she is in a much better space now. I firmly believe it. She has not been happy for some time, she has been sick, she has not been cleaning herself and she has been withdrawing more and more. I make all of our pets a promise when we adopt them, that when quality of life disappears then I will be there with them when it is time. Promise kept. This was not too soon, this was right. This was not a financial decision, she has very good insurance, this was a quality of life.
I leave this post with one last thought
The vet had to sedate her to even place a catheter. That part was done without me present as I did not want to remember that. But she was still with us when they brought her to me, wrapped in a blanket and when she laid down next to me she started purring. As calm as could be. She purred until right after the anesthesia took hold. She left this word happy.
This is the first time I did not sit with a pet for 10-15 minutes after the procedure. I just couldn't. I really just wanted to remember the last bit of purring. It was as though she was telling me all would be OK.
RIP Gizmo 5/4/2008 – 2/14/2026
Gizmo walked into our lives on July 4, 2008 and stole the heart of Bracken. She was raised by a gentle greyhound that let her lay on him and sleep with him without a worry in the world. She welcomed every greyhound since with open arms and taught them quickly…. Don’t mess with me or I will get you.
She ruled the roost when it came to the greyhounds. She thought she was a greyhound and would do the same things that they would do. She would drink out of the same water bowl they drank out of, despite it being raised off the floor. She was known as the clean up crew…. If you left food in your bowl she was going to come clean it up and if you were eating too slow she might just walk between your legs and help you eat your dinner.
She was the best judge of a greyhound when it came to them being cat safe. We knew within minutes if a greyhound visiting the house or was a candidate to join the pack was cat safe or not. She would disappear and go under our bed and would not come out if the hound wasn’t cat safe. If it was cat safe or workable she would sit in the edge of the door watching and deciding her next move. She never took shit off of a hound and always put them in their place if they thought they were king of the house.
She would sleep in the biggest dog beds in the house and even would sleep in the “golden crate”. The dogs knew that if she was on a bed or in a crate you didn’t bother her. She was sharp and would put you in your place.
She expected the same treats that the dogs got and would give them an evil eye if they were getting too close before she got her treat and don’t even think about taking it from her because before you knew it your nose was sore with that machine gun like paw of her’s…. She would slap sense into you before you knew what hit you.
Over the years she still slept with the greyhounds and earned their respect and they earned her’s. She always looked after the pack even when they were outside. If she saw something that wasn’t right she would let out a growl that would get your attention and make us get up and go see what was going on. She was always right… Something was a miss outside with her pack.
She will be missed on calls as she always let her displeasure with management known and had an uncanny ability to know when everyone on the call was displeased with something…. She would caterwaul at the right time and make everyone on the call laugh.
She will be missed by us and the pack!
Gizmo First PhotoGizmo And Bracken Best BudsGizmo And BrackenGizmo and MindyGizmo During Florida MoveCleanup DutyCommunal Water BowlGizmo and LadyLittle MarshmallowGizmo’s PortraitPrime Real EstateFavoriate Spot in FloridaGizmo and ResGizmo and ResGoodbye – Run with the Pack
After I came home, I needed to just be outside for a while, so I went for my afternoon jog/walk. Went locally because I really didn’t feel like going anyplace distant.
Total distance: 5.25 mi Max elevation: 5649 ft Min elevation: 5472 ft Total climbing: 429 ft Total descent: -428 ft Average speed: 4.35 mi/h Average cadence: 59 Average heart rate: 116 Average temperature: Total time: 01:15:05
I think I am going to say goodnight for the evening and see you all tomorrow. I am hoping for a better day.
Today was a catch-up type day. There isn’t much to share, other than we had some frustrations at work today, may be growing pains, but I had to throw in the proverbial white towel today and ask for help. Of course the person that I needed to ask for help from was out of the office for the afternoon, but that is a discussion to have on Monday.
I took a lunch break finally around 11:30 or so and was gone for an hour. I needed to go out for a walk before I told someone off. Yup, one of those days. Happens to all of us occasionally. Got most of my steps in for the day while calming myself down a bit.
Total distance: 4.98 mi Max elevation: 5684 ft Min elevation: 5558 ft Total climbing: 370 ft Total descent: -335 ft Average speed: 4.27 mi/h Average cadence: Average heart rate: 120 Average temperature: 22.2 Total time: 01:10:32
Spent the next 4 hours getting caught up, and then sort of called it a day. Time to walk the dogs, have dinner, and now it’s rest and relax time.
I am going to call it a day. I hope I will have some better things to talk about tomorrow. But, as always, before I do, here is the station log for today.
mheard from KO4YAW on 14.105LSB / 14.1023 USB Net 105 in Aurora, CO:
YAWNOD:KO4YAW-7} Heard List for Port 4 KC2IHX-7 Feb 14 01:30:03 N6CTA-7 Feb 14 01:19:16 KB9PVH-3 Feb 14 00:35:21 NS2B-1 Feb 14 00:34:16 AC0ZH-7 Feb 14 00:02:43 KB9PVH-5 Feb 13 23:51:34 W6VVN Feb 13 23:44:20 VE3QBZ-7 Feb 13 23:39:26 K0LAI-1 Feb 13 23:33:10 K0LAI-7 Feb 13 23:29:56 WG0A-7 Feb 13 23:23:38 VE3QBZ-1 Feb 13 23:19:45 N6CTA-1 Feb 13 23:18:10 KB8UVN-7 Feb 13 23:08:48 KC2IHX-1 Feb 13 22:55:25 WG0A-1 Feb 13 22:54:07 N9LYA-8 Feb 13 22:44:33 W1CDN Feb 13 22:35:03 NS2B-7 Feb 13 22:32:53 KB9PVH Feb 13 22:24:19 KB9PVH-15 Feb 13 22:24:01 K7SKI Feb 13 22:23:20 N9SEO-3 Feb 13 22:20:09 K7TMG Feb 13 22:19:25 KE8NAD Feb 13 22:12:51 KB9KC-1 Feb 13 21:59:38 N4QMI-7 Feb 13 21:29:15 via KB9PVH* W1CDN-1 Feb 13 21:28:33 W1CDN-7 Feb 13 21:26:59 VA3PIX-7 Feb 13 21:16:31
NOTE: This will be the final mheard for a few days as my station will be changing to JS8 mode for a while. The packet node will be up via IP addressing only.
Hello All! This is one of these posts that is going to be ongoing today. Started off the day at my hotel in Grand Junction, CO.
Looked out the window of the hotel and saw a bunch of new car models with manufacturer plates. All fitted with GPS and all Toyota. I had a chance to talk with one of the drivers and yes, they are testing new models in various conditions across the country. Sort of cool.
New Toyota Models
Got breakfast and then spent the next few hours working on desk stuff. That is pricing, processor questions, and tech support.
While I had the room booked for two nights I decided to check out early as the roads look pretty good through the mountains and I really want to go home today. I had to check out around 10:00am so I went to the park and got in most of my 10,00 steps for the day.
Total distance: 4 mi Max elevation: 4596 ft Min elevation: 4566 ft Total climbing: 186 ft Total descent: -195 ft Average speed: 4.01 mi/h Average cadence: Average heart rate: 96 Average temperature: 22.2 Total time: 01:11:52
I also had some time to find some more of the sculptures and other neat things around the park. This is one of the neat things when I am traveling, I can find some really neat things in all the areas I travel to if I look close enough.
Playground EntranceOutside PlaygroundThe Grand Junction SluggerBy Tennis CourtNear Tennis CourtChild Entering PlaygroundView From ParkView From ParkClouds Moving InThe Mountains VanishNear the Park
After that it was time to head over for my appointment and meet up with the adjusters, the engineers, and the property management (HOA) representative. The inspection went about as well as I thought it would, but the view from the roof was awesome. I love the mountains in this part of the state.
Rooftop ViewRooftop ViewRooftop View
After the inspection was done it was time to head home. Here are some awesome photos that I took along the way.
Entering the CanyonEntering CanyonRocks Along CanyonRock FaceRock WallRock WallRock WallEntering The CanyonRock FaceTunnel EntranceRocks along parking areaRock WallRock Face At Parking Area
I decided that I would do something I have been wanting to do for a while here, I put the drone up to get some good photos of the canyon from above. This is all along the Colorado River. I am going to put those photos up on a page that I will link into this, but just not tonight. That is a tomorrow project. In the meantime below is a 360 Panoramic Image that I leave you with. You will need to click into it then you can move it around with your mouse of phone. Zoom in and out works as well. Enjoy.
And the rest of the drive home was rainy and dark. I made it home around 8:00pm, had a late dinner and then time for bed.
Today’s travels took me about 300 miles total.
Have a great evening. Check back tomorrow for that updated link here with my drone reel from today’s stop.
And how fast plans change during the course of a day! Oh, hello and welcome to my world!
I was supposed to spend today at home and do a “quick” trip to Grand Junction, CO tomorrow for an inspection. Well, that did not happen as planned. I am sitting in a hotel right now in Grand Junction. Why you ask? Well, there is this small Winter storm that was supposed to hit the mountains overnight and into tomorrow that was going to follow I-70 and it’s mountain passes. I decided that the best idea would be to get out in front of it and get to Grand Junction before they did something stupid like close the road. Would have been no fun tomorrow as there really isn’t another option other than I-70.
Anyways, made my way slowly out to Grand Junction. I had to stop frequently as I had to check in on some questions from the office and some of our technicians. On long flat land I can sort of take a look at things on my tablet/laptop as long as I don’t have to type, but in the mountains, nope, not happening. Too many curves, and Colorado has something against guardrails. We just don’t use them.
Some photos from my travels today. The first one is the climb into the Eisenhower Tunnel, the next two are leaving the tunnel. We have no snow on one side and snow on the other.
I stopped at a rest area along the way a little further West along I-70 and took a these. I love this part of the state, it’s so neat how the mountains, water, and all the cliffs come together.
Got to my hotel in Grand Junction and checked in. Decided that I wanted to go out and get my steps in. Fortunately there is a really nice local recreation/athletic/trails park nearby. Found a really neat sculpture along the way, it’s called Love Song and it was created by Denny Haskew out of Loveland. I sort of get it and that is something I don’t say about a lot of sculptures.
The part was really nice as well. It’s called Canyon View Park and it is off the last Grand Junction exit, right as you are headed into town. Lot’s of construction going on in the area, but the park looks like it is most often used for Soccer during the warmer seasons.
So, I rounded out my outdoor time today with almost a 7.5 mile walk around the park a few times. Wasn’t as fast of a pace as I normally do, but as I am traveling I really do not want to get hurt.
Total distance: 7.39 mi Max elevation: 4592 ft Min elevation: 4553 ft Total climbing: 262 ft Total descent: -264 ft Average speed: 3.96 mi/h Average cadence: Average heart rate: 104 Average temperature: 20.7 Total time: 01:53:43
Finished that, had some dinner at the hotel. I stay at Home2 Suites when I am out here normally, so they usually have some healthy options in the frozen dinner selection. Today was something Mexican. And then I had to catch up on all the open requests from work. Took me about two hours to get that done before I sat down and wrote my blog (this) for the day.
Today’s travels, about just under 300 miles along I-70.
And…. I forgot my laptop charger. Though it appears one of my phone charger has the “umpf” to charge my laptop, if it doesn’t overheat and die we may be OK. I am going to sign off for the evening, but before I do…..
The mheard list from KO4YAW on Net 105, 14.105LSB or 14.1023USB located in Aurora, CO:
YAWNOD:KO4YAW-7} Heard List for Port 4 N6CTA-1 Feb 12 01:32:11 KC2IHX-7 Feb 12 01:30:02 KB9PVH-5 Feb 12 01:28:48 N6CTA-7 Feb 12 01:28:16 N0BN Feb 12 01:27:28 via KB9PVH-7* N0BN-1 Feb 12 01:27:03 via KB9PVH-7* K7SKI Feb 12 01:19:26 KB9PVH-7 Feb 12 01:13:26 W1CDN-1 Feb 12 01:01:31 KB9PVH-3 Feb 12 00:58:59 W3TQG Feb 12 00:55:07 KC2IHX-1 Feb 12 00:42:02 KB5YZB-1 Feb 12 00:35:43 via KB9PVH* AC0ZH-7 Feb 12 00:32:36 K0LAI-1 Feb 12 00:31:32 K0LAI-7 Feb 12 00:29:56 K5DAT-7 Feb 12 00:18:19 KF7PSM-7 Feb 12 00:16:28 W1CDN-7 Feb 12 00:01:16 KN6NW-5 Feb 11 23:05:02 NS2B-1 Feb 11 23:03:36 WB7PZZ Feb 11 22:54:32 N4QMI-7 Feb 11 22:40:04 via KB9PVH* KB8UVN-7 Feb 11 22:37:24 KB9PVH-1 Feb 11 22:20:31 KA9QJT-1 Feb 11 21:31:36 via KB9PVH*,N0HI-2 WB5BNV Feb 11 20:57:18 W9LCF Feb 11 20:57:08 WW6Q-1 Feb 11 19:46:18 KB9PVH Feb 11 19:21:58
