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08/16/2013 | Badger Steam & Gas Engine Club 50th Anniversary Annual Show
Aug 16-Aug 18, 1500Z-2100Z, W9S, Baraboo, WI. Yellow Thunder Amateur Radio Club, Inc. 14.240 7.240. Certificate. Yellow Thunder Amateur Radio Club, PO Box 202, Baraboo, WI 53913. Celebrating the 50th anniversary of one of the largest antique steam and tractor shows in Wisconsin. www.yellowthunder.org
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08/16/2013 | International Lighthouse and Lightship Weekend
Aug 16-Aug 19, 1000Z-2300Z, W6A, Placentia, CA. US Coast Guard Auxiliary. 14.275. QSL. Roy Lay, 219 Beal Ave, Placentia, CA 92870. roy@roylay.com
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08/16/2013 | International Lighthouse Weekend
Aug 16-Aug 18, 0001Z-2359Z, K7VV, Salem, OR. Idaho/Oregon DX Group. 14.260 14.050. QSL. Vince Van Der Hyde, 7521 Twin Fir Lane S, Salem, OR 97306.
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08/17/2013 | Aircraft Carrier USS Intrepid CV/CVS-11 70th Anniversary
Aug 17-Aug 18, 1400Z-0200Z, WA3KEY, Hudson River NYC, NY. USS Intrepid Association of Former Crewmembers. 14.333 7.218. Certificate. Norman Drechsel, PO Box 498, Quakertown, PA 18951. www.wa3key.com/events.html
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08/17/2013 | Alliance, Ohio Carnation Days Festival
Aug 17, 1400Z-2100Z, W8LKY, Alliance, OH. Alliance Amateur Radio Club. 14.240 14.045 7.240 7.045. Certificate & QSL. Alliance Amateur Radio Club, PO Box 3344, Alliance, OH 44601. www.w8lky.org
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08/17/2013 | ARLHS / ILLW--International Lighthouse-Lightship Week
Aug 17-Aug 18, 0000Z-2300Z, W4J, Barnegat, NJ. Amateur Radio Lighthouse Society. 28.370 14.270 7.270 3.970. Certificate & QSL. ARLHS, 114 Woodbine Ave, Merchantville, NJ 08109. arlhs@gmail.com
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08/17/2013 | ARLHS/ILLW - International Lighthouse-Lightship Weekend
Aug 17-Aug 18, 0100Z-2359Z, K4J, Jupiter, FL. ILLW Organization. 21.370 14.270 7.270 3.970. Certificate. ILLW Organization, 114 Woodbine Ave, Merchantville, NJ 08109. illw.co.uk
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08/17/2013 | Fire Island Lighthouse
Aug 17-Aug 18, 1521Z-1520Z, W2GSB, West Babylon, NY. Great South Amateur Radio Club. 21.170. QSL. Bob Myers, PO Box 1356, West Babylon, NY 11704. Fire Island Light was an important landmark for transatlantic ships coming into New York Harbor at the turn of the last century. For many European immigrants, the Fire Island Light was their first sight of land upon arrival in America. The first lighthouse built on Fire Island was completed in 1826. It was a 74-foot high, cream colored, octagonal pyramid made of Connecticut River blue split stone. The tower was built at the end of the island, adjacent to the inlet. This tower was not effective due to its lack of height. It was taken down and the stone was reused to build the terrace for the present lighthouse. Today a circular ring of bricks and stone are all that remain of the original lighthouse. Due to the westward migration of sand along the beach, known as littoral drift, the inlet is now approximately six miles westward of this site. www.gsbarc.org
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