WA3WSJ: Berks County Covered Bridge Tour Page!

[Edward R. Breneiser-2]

Hello all,

If you're interested, have a look at my Berks County Covered Bridge
Operation Page. If you have slow dial-up like me, please allow a minute
or two for the entire page to load. You won't want to miss these
beautiful qsl cards and the gorgeous certificate of "The Covered Bridges
of Berks County."
I believe this will be a first-of-its-kind operation here in
Pennsylvania.

More information to come as I research the beautiful hex signs on the
covered bridges.

http://www.wa3wsj.com/BerksBrideTour2004.html

72/73,

Edward R. Breneiser, WA3WSJ
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[Mike Harris-9]

Hi,

> If you're interested, have a look at my Berks County Covered Bridge
> Operation Page. If you have slow dial-up like me, please allow a minute
> or two for the entire page to load. You won't want to miss these
> beautiful qsl cards and the gorgeous certificate of "The Covered Bridges
> of Berks County."

There must be many examples of this sort of bridge in the USA.  It brings
to mind the "Bridges of Madison County" (sp) with Meryl Streep and Clint
Eastwood.

Like the pictures on the web site, shame about the mhz for MHz though.

Regards,

Mike VP8NO

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