Meet and greet in WA?

**gazaly** · 25th October 2006, 10:04 PM

Originally Posted by Joash

Sunday won't be a good day for me. I live in Yanchep, so it will be too far anyway.

I'm sure no one would mind if you came with a parent, brother/sister etc?

Even if they brought you half way to another members place and then picked you up from there later?

Just a thought

**Larry M** · 26th October 2006, 12:10 AM

Agree with the others and particularly Derek's sentiment. I am only going to see whether Dingo talks like he types.

Regards

Larry

**Joash** · 26th October 2006, 01:27 AM

Ok, I'll be there, as long as it is not on a Sunday.

Do we have a time? Date? And accurate directions?

My dad and I will both be coming down, so nobody needs to pick me up, thanks for the PM's offering to though. Should we bring our chainsaws?

Joash

**Wild Dingo** · 26th October 2006, 01:37 AM

Originally Posted by Larry M

I am only going to see whether Dingo talks like he types.

Regards

Larry

As I said to her bloody highness that day so many years back when they put that ball an chain aroun me ankle :eek: never forget that day so long ago when into the abyss I was sent... willingly at first but as dawning started to overcome me with risin dread... started about when I forgot her name an muddled some of the words shes starin glarin at me the flowers droopin and chokin in her clenched fists... aahhh yes indeed the day it all went to shyte

...nah not really

... that came later!

I do

But in life Im shyer and more the retirin refined type in contrast to what me usual long winded posts would suggest... but still same sorta accent... an the enthusiasm is real and how I tackle life... full on full steam ahead go for flamin broke and enjoy every moment

some lows along the way but they always pass and theres ALWAYS a smile a laugh a giggle to be had

mind you I have been told by some that I could easily talk the ears of a dead dog at half a mile without even tryin

Not true of course!

**Joash** · 27th October 2006, 01:03 PM

Originally Posted by Joash

Ok, I'll be there, as long as it is not on a Sunday.

Do we have a time? Date? And accurate directions?

My dad and I will both be coming down, so nobody needs to pick me up, thanks for the PM's offering to though. Should we bring our chainsaws?

Joash

SO??????

**gazaly** · 27th October 2006, 02:06 PM

Originally Posted by Joash

SO??????

Originally Posted by gazaly

Just had a chat to Wild Dingo and he suggested we live it as is for now, the 12th, until he returns on Tuesday. He will have a better idea of what going on then.

So I'll touch base with Kekemo and see what she would like people to bring etc.

More soon all.

Keep ya panties on youngan

**sea dragon** · 27th October 2006, 04:08 PM

Great to see you blokes (that is a gender neutral term) have organised yourselves or are in the process.
Can I suggest someone uses a video camera for some of Derek's sharpening and plane tuning demos, plus whatever else might be done?

The other thing about videos is it allows people to put faces to names, for better or for worse.
Have a good time and send a notice around the neighbourhood apologising,even before the event!:eek:
Cheers,

**gazaly** · 27th October 2006, 07:45 PM

Just had an email back from Mike and Sandra at Misan Timbers:

Hello Gary<O

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Thanks for thinking of us.<O

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We would love to come however would appreciate a bit of guidance on what sorts of timber or sizes would be of most interest.<O

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We have some nice Tiger and Burl Myrtle in stock at present as well as some incredible grained Huon Pine and Blackheart Sassafras.<O

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What do we need to bring by way of food? Has anyone got a webber kettle as we would be happy to provide a pork roast or something to be cooked and shared with the attendees.<O

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Kind regards<O

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Mike and Sandra

So, I need to know what sort and size timber you would like them to bring. I will then forward the requests to them.

Over to you guys and gals.

Oh yeah Kerry, do you have a webber?

**Joash** · 27th October 2006, 07:51 PM

Ok, so they are supplying free timber

Um, a few bowl blanks would be nice

**Ramps** · 27th October 2006, 11:48 PM

Happy with a change of date if required

Happy to bring up the webber as well ... converted to gas so no need for the 3/4 hr prewarm

Who's got the video camera?

**gazaly** · 27th October 2006, 11:52 PM

Originally Posted by Ramps

Who's got the video camera?

I can bring that one

**gazaly** · 27th October 2006, 11:54 PM

Originally Posted by sea dragon

Have a good time

So, are ya gonna pop in SD?

**gazaly** · 29th October 2006, 09:12 PM

OK all,

We have confirmed details:

When: 12 November 2006

Time: 10:30am to late

Where: Mandurah (full address will be PM'ed to all who have said they are coming)

Bring: BYO meat, salad to share and drinks (esky if possible). Examples of any latest work (small), great tools or jigs, basically anything to show off. Also a few oxford scholars to buy some of Misan's timber

Ramps, if you could bring the webber, that would be great. I will bring a video camera.

also, I still need some idea of the types of timber you would like Misan Timbers to bring.

Cheers all, here's to a great afternoon

GazAly

**Joash** · 30th October 2006, 12:29 AM

Ok, we won't be able to get there, as it is a sunday.

Hope you have a great time,

Joash

BTW, my B-day is on November first. Dad and I have our birthdays on the same day

**Joash** · 30th October 2006, 01:32 AM

MMMMM....Thinking, we may be able to get there, still working it out. Will let you know as it gets closer.

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