Lots of activations, few posts
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Well, so much for me getting active on the blog again. Every week or so I think, "I should put something on the blog," yet don't do it. Now its June, and my last post was in February. So I've got some catching up to do. I have been busy and have quite a few new activations in, so it's been a productive spring. I'll try to summarize. In February I had about 240 activator points after a year and a half of activating. In Nune I have 350 points, so it's bee a productive spring. I give a few of the high points, pardon the pun. During the month of March I mainly activated some of the local (Arkansas) summits I had done the year before. Under the rules of SOTA, you can activate a summit for points once a year. So with the new year you have a clean slate. So I went back to some nearby summits and had a good time doing it. In late April I took another trip to the Ouachita Mountains on the Oklahoma/Arkansas border. There are a lot of summits in a sho