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"Brian" wrote Hey Brian, I live in Wilmington, NC There is nothing to do here. Eric KG4CYB Well, I guess that sucks. It's pretty much what I figured though. A lot of people have told me how great it is, but all of those people seemed a little questionable. If it wasn't for my girlfriend getting a wonderful job there, I would never have considered it, but I can go to school there just as easily as here I suppose. The house that we finally found was downtown, which was really the only part of Wilmington that we liked, so that's good. It also has a pretty big yard, so I can at least throw up my antenna somewhere. Well, anyway, thanks for the warning, any advice before I make the final trek? Brian /wishing I could stay in Raleigh now Brian, I've only been to Raliegh once, but it wasn't remarkable enough to remember much (sorry). But I 've made several trips from Virginia Beach down to Wilmington NC to the Loran Station. I think Wilmington is a neat little town, spread out like a long resort, with cool places popping up all the time. Great beaches, boating heaven, pretty mild winters. One drawback is, you will get used to being hit by hurricanes. Wilmington has this big target painted on it that says "Hit Me" - and [they] do, all the time. Wilmington is also connecrted to the "grand strand" of some of the most beautiful golf courses on the east coast. That stretches from Wilmington NC down to Myrtle Beach, SC. Also a pretty cool place to visit. If I were guessing, I would say that the reason the USCG chose the sight South of Wilmington for the big Loran towers is...it's a great place to dx from! Good luck on your move. Jack |
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