Mert & Holly Kilpatrick on sun 11 jan 04
Martin, We haven't heard from you for forever! How is your
clay work in Costa Rica going? Bring us up to date! It was
so interesting hearing about your efforts to get set up.
Holly
East Bangor, PA
From: "Martin Rice"
Subject: Re: computer problem?
>
> The answer to all the problems voiced in this thread, of
course, is GET A
> MAC!!!
>
> Martin
> Santiago de Puriscal, Costa Rica
Stephanie Smalls on thu 14 jan 10
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Jess McKenzie on thu 14 jan 10
Stephanie, if you have a friend who's a ham operator,
that's one great way to find out. Or it used to be.
Another way is to contact someone in the US State
Dept who might know people stationed in CR.
If you're on your way there you are indeed lucky, we
think, especially if you like birds and flowers.
Years ago we knew a State Dept retiree who lived
there. He wangled a job as their director of
tourism. He's gone now, but look for people like
that.
~joan and jess
Stephanie Smalls wrote:
I am looking for a clay source in Costa Rica...
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