Roger J. Wendell
Defending 3.8 Billion Years of Organic EvolutionSM
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November 13, 2009
Hi Roger,I discovered your site on animal hunting and you are a kindred spirit. I wanted to thank you personally for your work and would enjoy getting to know you. I have a "cause" on Facebook I just started called "STOP Sport Hunting - Hunting for Fun" My name is Paul Hester and I live in Jacksonville (Neptune Beach) and I am a retired naval officer. Hope this reaches you and you have time to write back.
Regards,
Paul Hester
Neptune Beach, FL
October 17, 2009
Greetings,
Your website popped up during a search for Q&Z signals. I was a Navy CT "R" from 1964-68 and was stationed at Homestead AFB doing RDF and aboard the USS Oxford (AGTR-1) for a year in Vietnam. I'm "exposing" my 3-1/2-year-old grandaughter to the code with a couple of IPhone apps, a curious mix of technologies. Congratulations on a great site!73's,
Prentice Slaten, CT2
Venice, CASent from my iPhone
September 23, 2009
Hi Roger,Congratulations on your having made this great webpage. Very interesting
Anyway you can be really proud of this page Roger. I love coming back and read now and again. It is hard to specify exactly what I like best in your page. I read everything .......And fine photos. It is a pleasure to visit such a good page. Keep your page on, please.
Yes, spearfishing is great. And good for keeping fit. Also very strict ethical rules. I am 53 and I have been keen on radio and spearfishing for 40 years. And also ecology, marine conservation, flight simulators, sea kayaking, off road navigation and rambling in remote areas.
I hope to chat one day Roger on HF. Or Echolink or Hamsphere/ this month new release www.hamsphere.com /
73s
Andy SP9HZX
Tychy, Poland [Upper Silesia]
April 17, 2009
Just wanted to compliment you on your website, your concerns for the environment and the nice Grand Canyon photos.I have a photo site at www.tobycamera.com and try to run the Grand every year. The more I go, the more I see and realize that there is so much more to see.
Best wishes,
Tobias
October 22, 2008
I Roger, I was visiting your website and am signing into your guestbook. I look forward to hiking and skiing with you again and see pictures of you and me on your website.
September 25, 2008
I was very shocked to see your photo of a "typical African toilet" as I live in Africa & have never seen such a degrading loo!Another shocker was the toilet found in Australia! They love pointing fingers at (South) Africa - I'm so pleased "our toilet" appears to be a slightly more updated model than theirs.
Interesting photos
Colleen R.
July 05, 2008
I was trying to find out the meaning and origin of '73's' and came up with your website. Could you help me on that one?More importantly, I enjoyed what I have seen on your website and I've logged it so I can follow up in more detail. I was particularly interested to see info on Edward Abbey. I've a great ambition to visit Arches Valley. I know he said he didn't want people to swarm to the valley in response to his book but he wrote so well that it got a grip on me like nothing else I have read. I love walking and have a particular liking for dryish areas such as the South European Maquis.
John Cullen, Cork, Ireland (ex Liverpool)
[Note: I wrote John back and told him I didn't think Cactus Ed would mind, at this point, if he visited Arches National Park!]
May 30, 2008
Hello, I stumbled onto your site while surfing for QRP pages. I'm very glad I did! Besides the ham radio information, I really enjoy the eclectic nature of your part of cyberspace. Like you, I'm constantly fascinated by the world around me, everything from anaerobic bacteria to Zebras. Very good job! 73 Steve M. Oil City, PA
April 10, 2008
Beautiful work on the website. I couldn't agree more with you on a lot of the issues. Keep up the great work and hopefully others will see our judgments and reasons.You're most welcome to use the comment for your guest book page. I wish you the best. There will be one day when not believing in man-made global warming and evolution will be as absurd as refusing to believe the earth's spherical shape. Hopefully by that time it won't be too late to take back our actions. The message that you offer is a strong advocate towards the sustainable future.
Sincerely,
Edmond Bardhi
April 10, 2008
Hi RogerYour website pictures of your RCA point Reyes ES brought back a lot of memories for me - I worked at an Earth station in Benicia CA for ASC (American Satellite Co) later Contel ASC, which was called the San Francisco ES... The best job with a small group of folks... I miss it very much... I have a question, I just restored my Dad's Zenith Transoceanic 1000-D, It has LW 150-400khz and 2-4khz both say "maritime weather" are these broadcast segments part of history ???...I got that feeling when I read your bio of K...
Thanks for the info !
GREAT website
Don Cooley
April 03, 2008
Hi Roger. I just found your web site and totally agree with your concept on our perdicament. What can a poor girl do with out money and people power at this point in time. I am a gardener and think composting is important and good food production. Are you in touch with the relocalization group in Boulder? I lived there for 3 years but now Im in Ohio. You are a true activist. I am going to a nonviolence teach in tomorrow at a church downtown. Let me know of some of your ideas for getting youth involved in organizied work/games that quells the urge to be violent and act like a gangsta. Handguns are a real problem and no money for parks to get them involved. Well so much for now. Thanks for your time and wisdom.Sincerely,
Sheila A.
March 14, 2008
Beautiful work on the website. I couldn't agree more with you on a lot of the issues. Keep up the great work and hopefully others will see our judgments and reasons.Edmond B.
March 03, 2008
 Jutta Grünewald |
Hi Roger,
was trying to "break" into your guestbook. Great site, infact I got lost in it looking for bladder stones ;-) I share your outdoor nature views and love jogging in the moonlight. added pic to make up for anonymous internet communication. keep on defending evoluation and enjoy life. jutta PS. I think this is meant as a kind of appreciation for all the work you put into this dot.com wealth of info. |
It really pleased me and warmed my heart that there are people like you out there (all's not lost?) though too few, too few. And also that you responded to someone you don't even know - not even through a website - so swift and nice. Thanks.
January 13, 2008
Subject: Another good bumper stickerSeen on Rte 84 in Fishkill, NY:
" LIFE IS NOT A ZERO-SUM GAME! "
Very interesting site -keep up the good work!
73
'seab' lyon - aa1my
bethel, maine, usa
FN44nj
January 10, 2008
I really enjoyed your trip diary and pictures from your Europe vacation. My husband and I had a mini-vacation in the UK earlier this year and seems like we went to a lot of the same places around London. It was fun to see your info organized by interesting observations that we had made as well, such as the cars and signs. It was funny to see the "Mind the Gap" signs and the elevator lady voice saying "Mind the door". We also saw a sign that you were missing that made us bust up laughing... near Trafalgar Square they have the sign "Humps for 50 meters."Anyways, thanks for sharing with us strangers.
Candace Ruelas
January 04, 2008
Hi Roger!I just had to write and tell you how much I am enjoying your website. I just love it! Unfortunately, I don't have an internet connection at home, so since I happened across your site, I have been using my lunch time to read all the great stuff you have there. There is just so much there! I have found so much information through the links, and I have only been to a few so far. All in all- great stuff, Roger! Thanks so much for putting it out there!
Sincerely,
Diana McBee
January 02, 2008
Hello Roger.. aka WBØJNR:I found YOUR Web-site by accident... WoW is all I can say... For YOU to find time to produce so much info..!!! Needless to say I don't have time to read em all.. . I graduated from Ft. Devans Mass. U.S. Army Radio School in 1953 & then on to Europe for about 3 years.. Picked up my 20 wpm licenses back about in 68.. Both the Maritime 2nd Class Radio Telegraph and Amateur Extra.. Back When One had to go before an official FCC examiner... Have Been a CW promoter always..! "I shall return" who said that.. but I Will !!! Keep Up The Great Work... 73 Geno --Long Retired--.. aka www.k0rj.com Detroit Lakes, Minnesota... P.S. Enjoyed the Extra-Class-Lament ...
December 18, 2007
Hey!!I was doing a search on toilets and came across your page - fascinating!! I can't figure out how the miners used their toilet and the grand canyon ones were wild - did you use every toilet you photographed?! Would have loved to have seen that LOL
In any case, great research - but why no Japanese toilets? I am Japanese and English...we have a DEFINITE toilet culture in Japan - even special toilet shoes!!!
Take care and I hope you get this email sometime!!!
Pearl from NJ
December 18, 2007
Hello, I love LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE your toilet pages!!
S [Sabrine Exupery, Oregon]
April 25, 2007
Hi Roger,Love the website! Keep up the good work.
I thought I'd share a thought with you about recreational, or 'sport' hunting, and meat in general. [Stephanie's entire letter is available on my hunting page...]
Sincerely,
Stephanie Barnes
Calgary, Alberta
April 06, 2007
I couldn't get your contact me to work on your web site but I had to tell you what a breath of fresh air your web site is... I go to many ham web sites and usually find X military preaching geo bush as god, god, flag, country in a bomb em, kill em all, fashion and yours offers a progressive, realistic rendition of the problems facing society today, especially the taboo, most obvious one of overpopulation.... Anyway thanks for the slim hope that there is "intelligent life on Earth".... I too am a "CW lives" ham and promote CW at ever opportunity.Thanks
Ken K8BWB
Pueblo, CO
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October 11, 2007
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