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Our daily event, passing of the Olou line.
Below, Good morning Europe.
 Here I am in the Monique studio doing the bizz. As you can see from this thumbnail size, its a click able picture, but most of them are
so check out if you can blow them up.
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Why were to stations operating from internatio-nal waters?
Most governments in Europe liked to control the output from the pirate stations, whereas we were able to "do as we pleased "There are
enough pages dedicated to the history and background of Offshore Radio then and now, simply follow this "link" to see
more on this subject.
Life at sea wasn't always big fun, when the storm periods hit us, it could be weeks before the staff was relieved. In those weeks,
cigarettes and coffee would run out and even essentials like milk and water could run out.
In the summer it was one big party, with frequent visits from our listeners. We always used to look out for
those visits, were
we came in contact with "the rest of the world". Sometimes the jocks from the other stations, would visit us as well and
we'd have a big party at the "poopdeck" of the "Ross". |
De Caroline D.J.'s in late 1986 doing a pose!
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