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Re: Scotfest 2000 reminder / open invitation
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Sat, 25 Nov 2000 13:19:47 GMT
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Hello Everybody

Is there anybody here willing to give me an lift to the fest, Phil T offered
but I can't get to him, due to the trains have been stopped due to the
crises

(I live in Lincolnshire)

I will be willing to pay a % of petrol costs if so.

Many Thanks


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"Ian Bishop" <ianbishop@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:G4A4MK.G3J@lugnet.com...
> Just a reminder that Scotfest 2000 will be held on Saturday 9th December • at
> my house, near Kilmarnock, Ayrshire. It is open to everyone interested -
> please contact me directly for further info, directions etc if you would
> like to come. It will be an all-day affair, food and drink will be • provided,
> and there is limited overnight accomodation available. Note that flights
> from Stansted to nearby Prestwick are less than £30 return by Ryanair -
> contact Huw
> for details, he is co-ordinating Southern attendance.
> 
> Current attendee list includes; Huw Millington, Tony Priestman, Phil
> Traviss, Scott Arthur, David Graham, with Jon Hayward and Chris Dee as
> maybe's.
> 
> As a bit of fun, I have set two 'great egg race' type building challenges.
> Bearing in mind that some people are flying up, I've
> > kept them small. Both will be judged on the day of the fest, maybe even
> > a prize for each! More than one entry in each is permissible.
> > 
> > 1. Build the tallest, unsupported lego structure from conventional lego
> > pieces, all of which must fit into a standard Smartie tube (not the 10%
> > extra free ones either!). The tube must not be distorted in any way, and
> > the lid must fit as normal. The structure must stand unaided for at
> > least 30 seconds on our kitchen worktop (which is totally smooth).
> > 
> > 2. There will be two house-bricks 60cm apart on our kitchen worktop.
> > Again using standard lego pieces, build a structure to span the gap in
> > between which will support two tins of cat food. The tins must be one on
> > top of the other, and at the exact centre of the span. (The tins have
> > those bases which interlock). The winner will be the one who uses the
> > smallest number of pieces. The maximum allowable dimension of any piece
> > is *8.  The structure must not touch the worktop at any point, only the
> > two bricks.
> 
> Have fun trying - I'll even accept postal entries from those of you who
> can't make it!
> 
> 
> 
> 



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Just a reminder that Scotfest 2000 will be held on Saturday 9th December at my house, near Kilmarnock, Ayrshire. It is open to everyone interested - please contact me directly for further info, directions etc if you would like to come. It will be an (...) (26 years ago, 19-Nov-00, to lugnet.loc.uk)

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