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Come on in and put your feet up. I'll throw another log on the fire and we can discuss what's important. Things like fishing, duck hunting, making maple syrup and family will be gone over.
Stop in once in a while and I'll give you something fresh and new to make your day a bit brighter.
Ron
Newsletter Dated: 2/1/2004 5:55:37 AMSubject: Gettin" Ready This has to be one of the prettiest winters in many years. The snowbanks are piled high with future spring runoff and the 3 year old Belchfire 5000 snowblower has finally gotten a good workout. Even after all these years, I still like to play in the snow. The snow was much deeper when I was a kid, but it is possible that my legs were a bit shorter back then. There is a winter trip in the works and I am starting to get a bit excited. I am heading for Oregon in a couple weeks. The trip will take me through the upper Rocky Mountains and into Idaho. I could go the southern route, but seeing the Rockies in winter should be quite spectacular. I have a cousin who is a survivor of the USS Tang one of the most successful submarines in WWII, and we are going to just sit and talk for a few days. At 86 years, he is just as sharp as a tack with an exceptional sense of humor. On Saturday, Feb 21, we are setting up a 20 meter dipole and we are going to check into the submariners net on 14.243 +- qrm. It should be around 0900 central time. Well, that about does it for this time. Invite your friends on your email list to join us. Just point them to www.ronshepherd.com and have them subscribe. Also if you have any news to share, let me know and I'll tell the world. Very best Regards, Ron
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