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white stick QSL cards
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Hi guys!

I was one of the operators on GR100MGY in 2012, commemorating Jack Phillips
who was a wireless officer on the Titanic who lost his life.

I have just received the following from the QSL manager.  Maybe the subject
of the message is wrong though! :]

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David,
I thought you might be interested. I'm processing yet another batch of
incoming bureau QSL cards for GR100MGY. Yes, it's two years on!

The card from HK3W has his call-sign in Braille over the printed version. 
Also, a card from DK4IS shows the operator with his wand and dog, very
pretty beside a river.
73

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73

David W Wood

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