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*** Quoting Bj”rn Forsstr”m from a message to Carol Shenkenberger ***


BF>> If it's gray it's the salt in the saltwater and that is easily removed

 CS> The grey in my hair or on the mast?  .  Anyways, it was
mostly change
 CS> out the preservative and check the connections.

BF> I wouldn't do that for all money in the world. Don't have any use of i
BF> grave. I'm terrible afraid of heights.

Not a good thing to have in my job!  Thats ok though, some of the guys are as 
well so we give them the other jobs to make up for it.  Lots of the antennas 
are at no more than 20 feet up and quite a few you can reach just standing on a

chair.

When we have alot of work, the guys who have no head for heights (oddly in my 
experience, it's always been guys with that problem, never women) take the 
antennas after we dismount them and refurbish them.  They handle the guidelines

from the 'ground' (the deck).  Refurbishing is one of those finicky long 
processes that I'm happy to not have to do.


 CS>> Lucky no one was hurt bad!  Sounds pretty tremendous!

BF>> For us it's the worsed that I've heard of.

 CS> Sounds pretty bad.  I'll peek at CNN International and see what I
 CS> about it.

BF> I didn't find anything but I found this:

I didnt find anything either though I found the E6 on wikipedia.

 CS> I finally got your note.  That site blocks little but I only got the
 CS> second sending.

BF> I saw that and I even created a Hotmail account that didn't get throug
BF> either. Seems that techmail isn't reliable and I finally get through t

Humm.  My hotmail, I gave up.  Cant use it from the ship.
                                       xxcarol

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