WDVX Seen & Heard Around the World

From my recent trip to Paris, France and the Louvre.

The less photographed side of the Venus de Milo.

Venus de Milo can have my arms look out I've got your nose... J. Prine

Regards Mark

Here is Jack! He's on the move again up in Alaska. He writes... 

It was 34 degrees in Barrow, Alaska, Monday afternoon.

WDVX still made an appearance.

This is Tom & Ondreya from Indiana. They grabbed some WDVX t-shirts when they stopped by the Knoxville Visitors Center on the way to Bristol to see the race.

John Cowan rocked the Sportsmens Tavern !

From left to right:
John Cown, Ken from Buffalo (from the Sportsman's Tavern), Dwane Hall (owner of the Sportsman's Tavern).

Jack in Alice Springs, Austrailia

Drew at Sydney Harbor in Austrailia

Jack at Great Ocean Road in Australia

Jack at Ayres Rock in Australia

Hope all is well in the sweet sunny south. I use to go to school in Knoxville and I was always a big fan of the show and still am . I work for a Forest Service research station in Juneau, Alaska. I graduated last year and have been up here since. Now it is time of year where field work is coming to a halt and I will be in the office on the computer listening to your shows and entering data. WDVX's Blue Plate Special is actually my breakfeast special seeing it starts at 8 am here, but what a way to start a day! Here is a pic of me wearing My Grass is Blue WDVX shirt on Mt. Rapinski, AK.

Take care, Sean

This was taken in Beliez at a howler monkey santuary.

Belize is the southern part of the Yucatan peninsula below Mexico. Hot, hot, hot!! We missed WDVX while we were gone.

Gwen

I just want to thank y'all for broadcasting WDVX!

WDVX is the greatest radio station of the whole world with the best DJ's! Please keep the wonderful Bluegrass music and WDVX going!

Best regards from Germany,
Thomas

Where it's still warm and the orange stand is open.

Rick had this onetaken while playing a few Doc Watson songs at the fruit stand in Florida, and happened to have his WDVX hat on.

Hello, I'm Jeffco from France, and as says Ruby Kay Cadillac, I'm the only French hillbilly she knows! Anyway, I reckon I'm not as much hillbilly as your dancing outlaw Jessco. You guys are really great there, and we're lucky here to listen to you.

Here's a picture of me picking the steel guitar with my band Cactus Pickers. We always play WDVX on our PA system before the show and during the breaks. It always fits! Turn it up! Jeffco

Camp Bondsteel , Kosovo


Keep it playing!
We are listening in Kosovo.
We are in the Army
4/278th
out of
Knoxville, Tennessee.

This is a picture of one of our listeners from Paris, France. Her name is Framb. The picture was taken
on February 4, 2005 during their trip to Beijing. She is sporting her WDVX t-shirt and satchel. She is standing in front of "Mao at the Wall of the Forbidden City."

This picture was taken at thetop of Exit Glacier in Seward Alaska near the Harding Ice Field.  This is my nephew Joe Meiman from Mammoth Cave, Kentucky. He and I are big fans of WDVX.
Joe has been wearing this hat for a few years and I thought you might want to see the picture.  We really enjoy your station.  Richard

Peter
Darrington, Washington

On the beach in Roatan, Honduras

On the Cayman Islands

Shopping in Cozumel, Mexico

At the ruins of a Mayan temple in the jungles of Beliz

WDVX crusin' the Caribbean

WDVX goes to sea

WDVX is represented on the Outer Banks of North Carolina! This is Dave in the Pamlico Sound on the way out in the Atlantic for a day of deep sea fishing!

Jean-Luc Vilian at a lake in Morvan, France.

Dear WDVX,

We just wanted to be a part of the WDVX listener exchange... We grew up in north east Tennessee and recently moved away from Knoxville to Jackson, WY. We can not say enough about WDVX... WDVX represents more than just good music; WDVX has been the soundtrack of our life for the past 5 years.

We really believe that WDVX plays a greater part in preserving the musical tradition of Southern Appalachia and connects people to a place and maybe a time long gone. Listening to WDVX makes us wonder why we ever left East Tennessee. We plan to return someday, but until then we will proudly spread the word of WDVX.

The pictures were taken in Grand Teton National Park, where we work. It's a beautiful place, but doesn't compare to the Smokies!

Take good care,
Travis and Melissa

How cool is this?

WDVX aboard a battleship.