Well it was Josh Shepherd and Lucy Townsend as far as I know.
There were the usual crowds blocking the A46 and all the approaches.
Needless to say I stayed well away. (and anyway Cooper’s Hill isn’t a SOTA summit!)
Do the maths - Steve will have the best G total, convincingly so, fair and square. I may well end up with marginally more multipliers than him, but his number of QSOs is considerbly more than “marginally” ahead of mine.
In the G filter of the 12m Challenge, I will finish second. This has been apparent for a long time! There is no danger of me moving to either 1st or 3rd. That said, I was mightily brassed off not the make a single 12m contact on my activation of GI/MM-012 this morning, and hence miss out on a multiplier. I heard both G4OBK and MI6NID on my spotted 24.958 MHz SSB QRG, but they couldn’t hear my reply.
Who gets the cheese? Neither Steve nor I that’s for sure, the stilton is obviously bound for the Czech Republic. And Jimmy - you will still be my child in 25 years time, no getting away from that one!
I’m 15dByears older than you Jimmy and I can assure you that I am most
definitely still a child!
Adulthood: it’s overrated.
Andy
MM0FMF
15 dB years older? That Highland Hooch must really be the elixir of life! You’d need a birthday cake the size of an EME dish to get all the candles on!
Indeed … it appears there are some who are more competitive than a competitor in a competition competing to be the most competitive in what is actually a challenging challenge designed to challenge us rather than a competitive competition in which we need to compete.
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I think … ;o)
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A damn good idea though :o)