POTA Hat Trick

Today was a glorious weather day here in Rhode Island, so my wife and our yellow lab piled into the van and headed out for three park activations (Lynn and Jaclyn walk the park trails while I jabber on the air).  We wound up at East Beach State Park (K-7865), then Kimball Wildlife Management Area (K-7518), and finished the day at Burlingame State Park (K-2871).

All three activations went swimmingly with 20 or more contacts completed in about 20-30 minutes.  The parks were only a few miles from each other.

Amazingly enough, three people managed to work me in all three parks, earning themselves a RI-POTA Hat Trick:

    • Neil K7SEN
    • Tom W8NWG
    • Dave N9VFR

I am indebted to everyone who works me during an activation, continuously reaffirming that Amateur Radio is a wonderful hobby.  Being able to get outside these past few months has saved my sanity.  So thanks to Jason W3AAX and all the POTA administrators, and especially the regional coordinators (a shout-out to my 4-area regional coordinator, Bill Deloach, K4WP, who has processed all of my 30 logs).

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