Monthly Archives: April 2016

Back in 2011, while in NH, I got my Amateur Radio License, Technician Class.  This allowed me full access to the VHF and UHF bands (Local Comm) and limited access to the HF bands (a section of 10 meter) for … Continue reading →

Well, I did it!  I bought a New (To Me) Gold Wing.   Mine is an 02 and Lyn has tried to talk me into an upgrade a couple times but I just put it off.   We got back … Continue reading →

This story of 2 Rings all transpired over a week!  It all started a couple years back after Lyn’s mother passed away.  She did not have a lot from her mother, primarily a couple of the large collector dolls she … Continue reading →

Day 12 – April 22nd (Friday) As is Normal for us, we were up early and moving…    We got on the road just after 5:00am (EDT).  Even though we are in Central Time, we are expressing all times to … Continue reading →

Arriving yesterday (Wednesday April 13th),  we will be in San Marcos for the next 8 days, visiting Lyn’s Family.  We are thinking that we want to take a side trip to Luckenbach, Fredericksburg and Johnson City.  The rest of the … Continue reading →

It is time again for our Texas trip.  We have planned to leave on the morning of April 11th after dropping Snuggles off for boarding shortly after 7:00 am.   Our plan was to head out I-16 to US80 & … Continue reading →

April 10th was the day!  –  Scott and Morgan are expecting their 4th child later this year and they held a gender reveal party at their house for family and friends.   There was quite a crowd in attendance and … Continue reading →

On April 9th, Jackson’s class had testing for their belt upgrades.   He was testing for Orange.  The testing began at noon so we headed down to watch and encourage him. The class was much larger than his previous class … Continue reading →

2016 is the 100th Anniversary of our National Park Service. Throughout 2016, Amateur Radio will be helping the National Park Service celebrate their 100th anniversary. Hams from across the country will activate NPS units, promote the National Park Service and … Continue reading →