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 Going to Town Hello ! |
 Leaving town shit @$#@ |
 Thanks to the many that help one sunday |
 24" hole 10' ft deep |
 1' Rerod, rock base |
 4'pvc for TX & RX, Control pipes |
 Now the concrete OK 12 yards |
 All done with 30" pillers above |
Thanks to all of the WØJV Club Members who help with the first building of 18 ribs in summer of 1979.
WDØHMA, WØAWL, KØCKX, WØAWE, KEØMO, and a few more hams I can't remember the call's now. Then I and my three sons finished it that summer we were about done by fall before harvest 1979. On the air by spring 1980
Also thanks to the group of guys and gals who ran in front and behind the JD4430 and trailer for traffic control to move the dish to town that Sunday at noon , my two Sons: Kevin, Kurt, grand kids Andy, Becky and my old neigbhor WAYNE
The Hams were NØCHN, WØAWL, KEØMO
In town my neighbor call me names #@#$##@$$# in front of all the coffee group the next morning and did not want to get up in the mornings and see the dish in my side yard, but I would have to look at his JUNK. Maybe his junk was not big as mine, HI HI O well. He would have to look at it for another year till a bridge got done and then we left Town for good.
Then about a year and 2 months later I moved it back out of town on a sunday moring at 6:00am, it was just daylight no traffic and we went due south to the new place in 30 min. with the help of a couple of friends Cheyl and Dennis who help us to get out of town and then just I and my two kids and the JD4430 and Dish on the trailer again pulling it here to stay.
I don't know what they will do with it when I die but told the kids to bulldozer it down the hill in a pile. hi hi