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Hello, all!
I am having a get together on this upcoming Saturday at my place (Selma,
CA - just outside of Fresno) and will be having all the local Adult Lego
Fans here and was wondering if you wanted to come down. I am free all day
Saturday and if you wanted to come down in the morning, afternoon or the
evening, that is fine. For all who come, we can get pizza ordered for lunch
and my wife can make some awesome Chinese food for dinner, or something
else, if the consensus is that pizza/Chinese isn't appetizing.
I think it would be an excellent opportunity for all the (relatively) local
people to get together and meet. I emailed all the locals I knew personally
already and am posting this on Lugnet to see if any more lurkers pop out of
the woodwork.
I promise I won't rope anybody into sorting tubs. :-)
Mike Poindexter
[follow-ups to lugnet.loc.us.ca.fno]
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In lugnet.trains, Adrian Egli writes:
> I would like to be part of a California Lego Train Club but as Zonker said
> I'm one of those who live down in San Diego. I'm more in tune toward a
> Southern Cal LTC.
>
> Adrian
I would like to join CLTC but i could only attend if in the So Cal area.
i live in chatsworth just north of LA
matt morgan
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In lugnet.loc.us.ca.fno, Mike Poindexter writes:
> Well, if there are two train clubs, more the better for me. Besides, imagine
> the statewide meetings (maybe once a year?)... They would be HUGE! As I am
> so far from North or South, I probably wouldn't be able to bring tables,
> though. Just Lego.
>
> Mike
How about Bakersfield? It's pretty close to dead center. I happen to
be a resident of this dismal rut, and might take interest in coordinating
such a meeting of the minds. What kind of floor space are we talking
about? I've never hosted/attended such a gathering, so what exacly am
I getting myself into? I think I'll go make some phone calls...
-Earle
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