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K2 Pictures/Road Trip Pictures!

Sarah K.
I'm back from my week-long road trip, and I finally have pictures from
my trip online, plus the pictures from my K2 build...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/af6fh/collections/

(Note: If you're offended by pictures of ham radios and stuffed
animals in close proximity, you probably shouldn't look... :-)

I actually didn't do much radio stuff on my trip; it was my first road
trip ever, and at times just getting from one place to another was as
much as I could handle! However, I did set my K2 up in the field,
which was good practice, because I expect to be doing more of that in
the future. My road-trip kit needs a little refinement, too, and I'll
have to work on that a bit. (Expect questions later!)

Sarah AF6FH
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Re: K2 Pictures/Road Trip Pictures!

texasexpediter
Sarah K. wrote:

> I'm back from my week-long road trip, and I finally have pictures from
> my trip online, plus the pictures from my K2 build...
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/af6fh/collections/
>
> (Note: If you're offended by pictures of ham radios and stuffed
> animals in close proximity, you probably shouldn't look... :-)
>
> I actually didn't do much radio stuff on my trip; it was my first road
> trip ever, and at times just getting from one place to another was as
> much as I could handle! However, I did set my K2 up in the field,
> which was good practice, because I expect to be doing more of that in
> the future. My road-trip kit needs a little refinement, too, and I'll
> have to work on that a bit. (Expect questions later!)
>
> Sarah AF6FH
>  
I think the photos are very good and the way you got the stuffed animals
to work on the K2 build is AMAZING! :)

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Re: K2 Pictures/Road Trip Pictures!

RobertG
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Nifty pictures, well-taken. The K2 is the cherry on top. Have fun.

...robert  KE2WY

At 12/26/2007 19:37, Sarah K. wrote:

>I'm back from my week-long road trip, and I finally have pictures from
>my trip online, plus the pictures from my K2 build...
>
>http://www.flickr.com/photos/af6fh/collections/
>
>(Note: If you're offended by pictures of ham radios and stuffed
>animals in close proximity, you probably shouldn't look... :-)
>
>I actually didn't do much radio stuff on my trip; it was my first road
>trip ever, and at times just getting from one place to another was as
>much as I could handle! However, I did set my K2 up in the field,
>which was good practice, because I expect to be doing more of that in
>the future. My road-trip kit needs a little refinement, too, and I'll
>have to work on that a bit. (Expect questions later!)
>
>Sarah AF6FH
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Robert G. Strickland PhD ABPH - KE2WY
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Re: K2 Pictures/Road Trip Pictures!

AJSOENKE
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In a message dated 12/26/2007 7:37:49 P.M.  Pacific Standard Time,
[hidden email] writes:
I'm back from my week-long  road trip, and I finally have pictures from
my trip online, plus the pictures  from my K2  build...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/af6fh/collections/

(Note: If  you're offended by pictures of ham radios and stuffed
animals in close  proximity, you probably shouldn't look... :-)

I actually didn't do much  radio stuff on my trip; it was my first road
trip ever, and at times just  getting from one place to another was as
much as I could handle! However, I  did set my K2 up in the field,
which was good practice, because I expect to  be doing more of that in
the future. My road-trip kit needs a little  refinement, too, and I'll
have to work on that a bit. (Expect questions  later!)

Sarah AF6FH
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
 
Sarah,
I'm pleased that you took the time to stop in Gaviota and snap a few photos  
of the rest stop as well.
I live a few miles down the road toward Santa Barbara.  The dead trees  you
saw are more of a bush when foliated and were actually the remains of a burn  
that swept through the area about 3 years ago. The protracted draught in this  
area has delayed the usual re-growth considerably. This area is noted for its  
daily high winds and that contributes somewhat to the vulnerability to fires.
I  hope you had a chance to turn towards the beach area a 1/4 mile    south
and have a look at one of the nicest beaches on the Cal  coast. know  for a
very wide expanse of pure white sand I have spent quite a few days as a  
youngster playing there.
 
The shot up hill at the ridge on the west side has a very interesting  
feature we cal the 'elephant'. It's most noticeable when in the southbound 101  as
you approach from the canyon. along the ridgeback is a formation of rocks  that
look like a small family of elephants - mom,  pop, and a couple young,  as
they trudge up the ridge tail in trunk with the lead elephants trunk/head and  
right ear very pronounced. Mostly only locals who travel the road frequently
are  aware of it.
 
Hope the rest of trip was fun and love the K2!
 
Al WA6VNN   -  K2 4887, 6281, K3 31



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