Robinson Crusoe Island

Sometimes I have people calling me, a lot of people actually, "Where can I move where I don't have that problem?" And I tell them, "Look, it's too late.

Robinson Crusoe Island does not exist anymore.

You can not escape.

You have to live with it." So the only thing you can do, either you can give up and just say, "Fine, I'm gonna die earlier.

It is located in the central part of Chile.

And most recently, in May of this year, I was active as, uh, 3G0Z from, uh, Robinson Crusoe Island, a one-man expedition a few months ago.

So is this a IOTA expedition or a DX expedition or both?

I think it's, it's most focused, uh, on IOTA, the expedition.

Okay.

South America 101, it, it is a very rare, uh, IOTA because its location is unique.

Y- you need to sail for 12 hours from, uh, Robinson Crusoe Island to, um, Alexander Selkirk Island to get in there.

So i- it is difficult to move from one island to another i- in this part of the world.

In February 2010, a magnitude 8.8 earthquake struck Chile.

12-year-old Martina Maturana was on Robinson Crusoe Island, several hundred miles from the mainland.

She knew what a tsunami was.

She heard her father, a police officer, talking about the earthquake and the possibility of one, and Martina didn't wait around for consensus.