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I am 66 years old. I write a column for a weekly NH newspaper. The column is entitled Rambling Through History. The paper's website is www.weirs.com. My column is published every other week. My bio appears on the paper's website. I also am on WBCQ, a 50,000 watt shortwave station broadcasting from Monticello, Maine, although I live in Wolfeboro, NH. WBCQ now transmits on 7.490 mc and I am on the air from 8:10 - 9:00 PM Fridays. I am knowledgeable in vintage radio and automotive history. I love Shorpy and Dave's sometimes caustic comments!
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