Here's an article I stumbled upon about Wayne Green W2NSD.

http://www.hippopress.com/041209/waynegreen041209.html

73 de KC1IH

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Larry Weil
Lake Wobegone, NH

Larry Weil wrote:
Here's an article I stumbled upon about Wayne Green W2NSD.

http://www.hippopress.com/041209/waynegreen041209.html

73 de KC1IH

Poor guy!

"Larry Weil" wrote

Here's an article I stumbled upon about Wayne Green W2NSD.

http://www.hippopress.com/041209/waynegreen041209.html

73 de KC1IH

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Larry Weil
Lake Wobegone, NH

He'll never change, ham radios lovable demented snake-oil guy!

BTW, Lake Wobegon is in here in Minnesota. "Where the women are strong, the men
are good looking, and all the kids are above average."

Question: Why can't I find Lake Wobegone on the Minnesota map?

Answer: When Minnesota was surveyed, errors were made due to the many lakes
and swamps that the surveyors had to work around.. The error that produced the
Northwest Angle (the northern most point in the lower 48 states) is probably the
most famous.

Lake Wobegone's absence from Minnesota maps is due to another lesser known
error, but one that is well known to listeners of Garrison Keillor's "The
Prairie Home Companion", a weekly radio variety show which is broadcast live,
Saturdays, at 5:00 PM Central Time by Minnesota Public Radio. When the first
surveyors reached Minnesota's western border, they were appalled to discover
that their survey of the state was one mile too wide. For expediency, their
solution for this "problem" was simple, they folded their survey map in the
middle to eliminate one mile and made the size of the state come out correctly.
Lake Wobegone is "in the fold", and it therefore does not appear on any
Minnesota map.

73, de Hans, K0HB