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Photo gallery of the 2021 WCARS Hamfest on the SWLing Post

July 28, 2021 Thomas Witherspoon Leave a comment

Just a quick note to say that I just published over 100 photos from the July 24, 2021 WCARS Hamfest over on the SWLing Post.

Click here to view the full photo gallery on the SWLing Post.

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