In the past few days, I received in my Inbox my latest global World Wide Flora & Fauna certificate.
It is issued for having activated a total of 264 different references where 44 QSOs were logged. I have activated 318 different references, and I have reached the 44 QSO threshold in 264 of those.
Thanks to everyone who has called me during my activations, and thank you to Friedrich DL4BBH the Awards Manager.
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Hi Chris,
I need to go back to a number of parks to pick up the remaining QSOs for 44.
73,
Paul VK5PAS.