My Little Grass Shack

Marigolds By Eugenia W. Collier

cramped lot with no grass, not even any weeds—a monument to decay. In front of the house in a squeaky rocking chair sat Miss Lottie’s son, John Burke, completing the impression of decay. John Burke was what was known as queer-headed. Black and ageless, he sat rocking day in and day out in a mindless stupor, lulled by the

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Working 160M From a Small Lot (and Larger Ones Too)

160M Is a Tough Band • Propagation quite variable, signals often not very strong, heavy QRN during the summer –Mostly a nightime band, varies a lot through the night –During the winter, 800 miles or more is possible 2 hours before sunset, 2 hours after sunrise