any fellow ARF member near Omak Wa. my new home

radiorich · **Posted:** May Mon 28, 2012 1:52 pm

Hello Guys,
Well I'm moving into my new apartment and getting antsy to start either a one of my antique radios or a antique tv

I was wondering if anyone lives never Omak Washington it would be nice .

Ken G · **Posted:** May Tue 29, 2012 1:38 am

No ... but if you move to Idaho i will be right over .

radiorich · **Posted:** May Tue 29, 2012 1:51 am

Hello Ken ,
I may have to come a visit sometime I'm not that far away

gary rabbitt · **Posted:** May Tue 29, 2012 4:36 am

Hi Rich,
Good to see that you are finally getting settled into a place. It won't be long before you are back to working on your sets.
Take care

jatroberg · **Posted:** May Tue 29, 2012 4:52 am

I'm on the Olympic Peninsula, whcih is actually a lot closer than Tennesse. I have a place in Colville still with a couple -or more- radios in storage. If you ever drive to Spokane, you should stop at Barman's in Colville, I donated three or four radios to the owner's pet (dogs and cats) charity.

In the meantime, enjoy the heat - Omak is HOT in the summer and COLD in the winter - but you knew that. Also, if you have a chance, spend a weekend at Lost Lake up in the Okanagan highlands to the east of you. Very pretty, and one of the few places in the US West that has a loon population. Makes me sad now that we are not there.

Good luck.

John

radiorich · **Posted:** May Tue 29, 2012 6:16 am

Hello John ,
Ya I like the warm weather better then rain and I don't mind the cold Also I looked at a old fixer upper home forsale

radiorich · **Posted:** May Tue 29, 2012 6:18 am

Hello John,
I plan to also do some fishing that is one the reasons I picked this area lot of fishing and places to hike

jatroberg · **Posted:** May Wed 30, 2012 4:27 am

Well, if you are looking for places to hike, you can't do any better than Sherman Pass, east of you about an hour's drive. Take the Sherman summit loop trail about 6 miles long. Incredible views, up about 6,000 feet (starts at 5,500). Or, a day hike up to Sherman summit, a scramble over the rocks but you can see forever. Also Snow Peak, also a easy day hike from Sherman pass. - sigh - Oh well, here on the west side I can go hiking on the ocean and pick up tsunami debris.

John

radiorich · **Posted:** May Wed 30, 2012 1:50 pm

Hello John,
Thank you

Renton481 · **Joined:** Mar Tue 27, 2012 1:24 pm **Posts:** 297

It's one of my favorite areas of Washington state -- north central Washington and the Boundary country, especially around Lake Roosevelt and the San Poil.

radiorich · **Posted:** Jun Sun 03, 2012 3:38 am

Hello Renton,
Yes I really like this area

any fellow ARF member near Omak Wa. my new home

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