*** 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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