*Bird Call Radio*

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Subject:	Bird Call Radio
From:	John Gamblin <>
Date:	Tue, 20 Nov 2001 18:10:58 -0800 (PST)

G'day All,

I wish all internet users could hop on the net and
dial up 100.35 FM the NEW local radio station here in
Victoria, Australia that has running as it's test
transmission continuous bird calls ..... hehehe nice
one eh Russell.

Have a good day everyone that drives carefully. Enough
with breaking fatality records on my beaut Mornington
Peninsula wilya, or we might get to use the internet
and camera's to reduce this madness.

John A. Gamblin

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