[SixClub] A fun QSL story]

[Richard Joey Fiero II W5TFW]

> Forwarded from the CQ-Contest reflector, this interesting QSL story !
>
> I saw an envelope in our mail tonight in a pile on the counter.
> I recognized it as a QSL, so I picked it up to take it to the shack for
> later answering.
> That's when I noticed it had my old call on it, at first it didn't quite
> register.
> I said to my wife "That's odd, I haven't been N7ENU for about 11 years.
> Opened it up, and there are 2 cards in the envelope. It looks like it was
> mailed
> by WA2BFW, from Santa Ana, CA. on July 9, 2007 (Another coincidence - that
> is where I grew up.)
> 1 card is for a contact with Mellish, VK9MR, 23 years ago! All time new
> confirmation for me.
> The other was also from 1984, a contact with VK2WU. That's when I noticed
> that the envelope
> was actually an SASE filled out by me, 23 years ago!
> I had to share. This reflector is my ham "community".
>
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> 73, Craig Cook - N7OR in Sandy, OR
> ============================
> "...then that's a shame on you."
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> Laurent Ferracci, F1JKJ
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