Subject: WG: [BoundaryPoint] The greater is our triumph the smaller we realize we are
Date: Jun 21, 2005 @ 17:02
Author: Wolfgang Schaub ("Wolfgang Schaub" <Wolfgang.Schaub@cro-contracts.com>)
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The silhouette is an amateur radio antenna from the Greenpeace conquest 1979. I attach 3 recent pictures of our happening: 102 shows the new antenna, 095 me on top, 061 somebody of your group crawling up.
 
Wolfgang
 
 
 
 
 
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Betreff: Re: [BoundaryPoint] The greater is our triumph the smaller we realize we are

bravo
at least you are voting with your feet whatever you
are doing

& a spectacular pic it is too
but what is that silhouette atop the gob

--- Wolfgang Schaub
<Wolfgang.Schaub@cro-contracts.com> wrote:

>
Dear all,
>
> Ultra mare usque nusquam - out in the cruel
North
> Atlantic lies a tiny speck
> of granite: Rockall, the most
isolated island in the
> world - no other island
> around for about
200 miles. About 12 times less
> people have ever stood on
> its top
than on Mt. Everest, and this within a
> climbing history about 4
>
times longer than Everest.
>
> For details visit
www.therockalltimes.co.uk.
>
> Who were the kings of Rockall? - WE
ARE!!! On 16th
> June our team displayed
> on
>
http://www.therockalltimes.co.uk/rockall-ho/2005-team.html
>
have hit the
> only possible weather window allowing a landing
>
operation and have hauled us
> up to the 20-m-high top, and this "by fair
means"!
> We were goddam'n fu...'n
> lucky.
>
> After
sailing 48 hours to the west off the Scottish
> Orkney Islands our
>
mission was completed within 8 hours and 20 minutes,
> and over 200
radio
> contacts established world wide from our amateur
> radio
station. The Scottish
> flag was proudly hoisted, and one of us has
even
> swum around the rock in a
> remarkable swell - never done by
anybody before.
>
> My personal record: I was the first German
since
> Greenpeace's 1997
> occupation, and am the second oldest
ever on
> Rockall.
>
> Expect us next to issue a declaration
of
> independence and a constitution:
> Long live the People's
Republic of Rockall! Stamps
> are already printed.
>
> Also
in the next weeks watch out for a picture
> gallery. One pic is
attached
> to stimulate your saliva...
>
> Setting off for
Chechnya, Ingushetia and Dagestan
> now...
>
> Best
wishes,
>
> Wolfgang
>



           
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