ubeaut
19th October 2006, 06:14 PM
FIRSTLY: I actually had a chance to have a bit of a look around at the show today and this is shaping up to be the best shown in many, many years. Certainly the best since it left the Exhibition Buildings and possibly the best one ever.
There is a massive exhibition of amazing woodwork in the centre of the show. Harking back to the good old days at the other venue.
There are no pillow salesmen, no upside down painters, etc. Matter of fact there is a distinct absence of sprukers all together. If you haven't been for a few years then this is definitely the show to come to.
From what I've seen it is all woodworking and timber and tools with some of the best exhibition pieces I've seen in a really long time. it looks like an absolute bottler. If you miss this one you will certainly miss something very special.
SECONDLY: There is massive earth works going on in the outside carpark and much of the parking seems to have gone completely. If you can get a park outside it is a half day trek to get to the centre. I know it's expensive but it might be best to park down under or leave the car and train, tram, taxi or shankses pony.
FINALLY: This is just a whisper and not definite but it is possible that the future shows may be held in the new venues at the Melb showgrounds. There are a number of reasons for this but high on the list is FREE parking and better food.
Cheers - Neil :)
PS like I said above if you haven't been to a Working With Wood Show in a while this is definitely one to give you a reason to go again. I wouldn't miss it.
There is a massive exhibition of amazing woodwork in the centre of the show. Harking back to the good old days at the other venue.
There are no pillow salesmen, no upside down painters, etc. Matter of fact there is a distinct absence of sprukers all together. If you haven't been for a few years then this is definitely the show to come to.
From what I've seen it is all woodworking and timber and tools with some of the best exhibition pieces I've seen in a really long time. it looks like an absolute bottler. If you miss this one you will certainly miss something very special.
SECONDLY: There is massive earth works going on in the outside carpark and much of the parking seems to have gone completely. If you can get a park outside it is a half day trek to get to the centre. I know it's expensive but it might be best to park down under or leave the car and train, tram, taxi or shankses pony.
FINALLY: This is just a whisper and not definite but it is possible that the future shows may be held in the new venues at the Melb showgrounds. There are a number of reasons for this but high on the list is FREE parking and better food.
Cheers - Neil :)
PS like I said above if you haven't been to a Working With Wood Show in a while this is definitely one to give you a reason to go again. I wouldn't miss it.