KØOV's Photo Album

of the 2009 USA and IARU-R2 ARDF Championships

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Mark Diggins VK3MD in the 80-meter finish corridor on his way to a bronze medal in M40 category.

Matthias Kuehlewein DL3SDO finished fifth overall in M21 category on 80 meters.

Nick Roethe DF1FO won gold in M50 category.

Matthew Robbins AA9YH finished third among USA competitors in M40.

Dale Hunt WB6BYU was second among USA competitors in M50.

Addison Bosley received two gold medals from Vadim Afonkin at the medal ceremony after the 80-meter event.

Igor Kekin of Russia won bronze on two meters and silver on 80 meters in M21.

Nick Roethe KF1FO was M50 gold medalist on both bands.

Dick Arnett receives his gold medal from Vadim for M60 on two meters as Marvin Johnston KE6HTS watches.

Per Axel Nordwaeger SMØBGU medalled in M60 on both bands.

Bob Cooley KF6VSE was the gold medalist on 80 meters and bronze medalist on two meters in M60.

Lori Huberman received gold medals on both bands in W21.

Jen Harker W5JEN got the gold on two meters and silver on 80 meters in W35.

Ruth Bromer WB4QZG used her orienteering skills to capture two gold medals in W50 category.

Leszek Lechowicz NI1L earned a silver medal for his 80-meter run in M40. He was first among USA competitors on that band and third among USA competitors on two meters.

Bob Frey WA6EZV snagged the bronze in M60 on 80 meters.

Here are all the medal winners, except those who had to leave early to catch flights home.

There are lots of tourism opportunities in the Boston area and some attendees took advantage of them before or after the ARDF events. These surplus Army amphibious "duck" vehicles take tourists around the city and out into the Charles River.

Yes, they DO float!