Tower Site Calendar in the news

[John Francini]

But his last line shows just what he--probably non-technical and proud of it--thinks of this sort of thing.  The link to the fybush.com web site reads:

"I can't think who I would give it to, though. Who deserves some coal in their stocking?"

Sigh.

However, his article did get me to go to fybush.com and order a calendar.

john




On 24 Nov 2013, at 8:16 , Blaine Thompson <irw@well.com> wrote:

> http://www.telegram.com/article/20131124/COLUMN73/311249984/0/SEARCH
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> Excerpt:
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> But Scott Fybush, a public radio journalist in Rochester, N.Y., has been making a side living since 2001 printing a calendar chock-full of beautiful shots of ... radio and television towers. 
> 
> "Yes, you read that right," announced a snappy press release. "Prettiest radio towers." 
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> I thought it was a joke. But it's a real business. In his best year, Mr. Fybush sold 1,000 calendars, to radio enthusiasts all over the world. He usually sells about 800.
>