The museum across the road held its annual Classic Car Day yesterday.
It was a success with good weather, plenty of vehicles and people.
As it’s been very hot and dry, I was a bit concerned that a fire might be triggered, but it was fine.
Simple QRP projects, 10m, 8m, 6m, 4m, FT8, 160m, WSPR, LF/MF, sub-9kHz, nanowaves and other random stuff, some not related to amateur radio.
It was a success with good weather, plenty of vehicles and people.
As it’s been very hot and dry, I was a bit concerned that a fire might be triggered, but it was fine.
In the main museum, there was face painting, mulled wine, minced pies and much more. We helped with the raffle.
In all, it was a great. happy, occasion for all, especially the children.
All the kids (and adults!) had a really good time.
Although biased, it probably ranks as one of the very best local museums in the UK. It is vast.
A few moments ago I added a new page on my website about our local museum and windmill.
See https://sites.google.com/view/g3xbm4/home/non-amateur-radio/burwell-museum .
In the near future I need to add a page on the FT-710 transceiver.
We live next door to one of the best local museums in the UK. It is vast and there is a huge variety of things to explore over many buildings including our 200 year old, fully restored, windmill which is just a tiny bit of it.
See https://burwellmuseum.org.uk/ .
The museum is run by volunteers and is on of the best local museums in the UK.
See https://burwellmuseum.org.uk/ .
Our local museum next door had a summer fete which was successful. The photo shows the sea-shanty singers in action. They were very good.
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