Today I qualified for my latest Hunter certificate in the World Wide Flora Fauna (WWFF) program. It is issued for having worked a total of 750 different VKFF references.
Many thanks to all of the activators who allowed me to reach this level.
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Hi Paul
Congratulations on 750 references: a great effort!
73
John D, VK5BJE/VK5PF
Hi John,
Thanks for the congrats. Sadly that wrotten place starting with W gets in the way of me logging a lot more references.
Cheers,
Paul VK5PAS.
Congratulations great effort
Marija
Good copy on both bands today, all ground wave down to Nurragi.
An excellent effort! Well done!
Chris
VK5FR/VK4FR
Hi Chris,
The popularity of the WWFF program in Australia has really exploded in the past 2 years, so there are always plenty of parks on offer, even in the middle of the week.
73,
Paul VK5PAS