John, KK4AHY, and John, W3XWT, helped set up. On the table are are the radios from John, KK4AHY, and the manual antenna tuner from Gordon, NQ4K.
Kevin, W4KLS, helped set up and is seen here working with his small radio.
Gordon, NQ4K, helped set up and took a selfie.
The vertical antenna from Eric, AJ4LN. Worked well considering how short its is.
The booth all set to go. SPARC banner in the back. Ham radio magazines on the table in front, most of which are gone already.
Duane, K4UW,
also joined us but somehow we did not get his picture.
John, W3XWT, stayed all day.
We make six contacts on the radio. We could hear a lot of stations, but could not get through the pile-ups.
John, KK4AHY, stayed all day.
Two young ladies stopped by. We did not win a prize.
John, KK4AHY, entertains a YL with ham radio lore.
Paul, KK4AIA, visited between stints as a auxiliary deputy sheriff.
Joe, W2SAI, arrives and stayed for several hours helping with the booth operation.
The view to the left of our booth along Commerce Street. The VFW booth was next to us.
Our booth is the one with the blue canopy in the middle of the picture. The vertical antenna is to the rear.
Joe, W2SAI, is talking to two youngsters.
Then stamping their scavenger hunt paper. Floris Methodist Church ran a scavenger hunt. Find the the little toy cars and get your paper stamped. Collect many stamps and get a prize. Joe is pointing to the right at another car in the next booth. It is setting on the purple pencil box.
All the magazines are gone except one. The yellow stamp and the small car for the scavenger hunt.
John, KK4AHY, is on the left folling up his antenna coax. John, W3XWT, is on the right walking from from putting something in the blue pickup truck behind him.
