Whitehall is one of the small handful of parks in my area that I’ve spent some time at in my pre-POTA life, kayaking on the reservoir and hiking the six-mile
In early November 2024 New England was blessed with a short stretch of 80ºF, sunny weather in what had already been a mild fall. I took the opportunity to visit
I’ve been burned a few times visiting parks that have had only a few activations. For a while I would get intrigued and excited when I’d find a nearby location
For some reason I thought it would be an easy thing to drive out to the summit of Mt. Greylock in Adams, three hours to my west in the Berkshires
Earlier in the day I’d spent time activating US-4913 Hodgman State Forest in Amherst, New Hampshire, and before that I’d been wandering the grounds of the New England Amateur Radio
Another beautiful fall day embraced us here in New England in late October with several days of temperatures in the mid-70s and sunny blue skies. I’d spent the past few
I stacked firewood most of the morning and decided to reward myself with an activation. I packed up the rig and a lunch and headed for Rhode Island and the
Sunday was a spectacular day in New England. We haven’t had a frost yet, so it isn’t Indian Summer (Indigenous Peoples Summer?), but a stretch of 70-80º F sunny days
On Saturday I joined the Pilgrim Amateur Wireless Association’s monthly POTA outing at US-2420 Borderlands State Park. It was a really fun get-together with POTA/SOTA star Bob WC1N flipping burgers