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Welcome to my "little corner of the web"!
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As I peruse people's "home-made" web sites, I find that they can give a bit of a view of the individual. No two are exactly alike, just as no two people are exactly alike.
My name is Eric, and I am a male in my early forties. I ;ive in the village of Tweed, Ontario, a small community in Eastern Ontario, approximately 120 miles north east of Toronto. This part of the province is quite rural, and is a beautiful area, with a wide variety of scenic locations to view. It is just on the border between the Canadian Shield and the Saint Lawrence lowlands. I plan to post photos of the area on my website in the near future.
I am on the volunteer board of directors of our local health centre, the "Gateway Community Health Centre" here in Tweed.
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I have been dx'ing off and on for approximately 25 years, primarily on the AM (medium wave) band, but also on both the FM and TV bands I find DX'ing to be almost like a virus which will not completely go away. A person might not dx for a long period of time, but all of a sudden, given the right conditions, they will start scanning the bands for that elusive catch again. It can be very addictive, as any other dx'er will agree.
I find it fascinating to see what can be heard and seen on a given day, depending on the atmospheric conditions and weather. What might be coming in clearly one day, or hour even, might never be seen or heard again for a considerable amount of time, if ever.
I am a proud member of both the National Radio Club and the Worldwide TV FM DX Association.
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