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Possible Philadelphia Area LegoFest
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lugnet.loc.us.pa.phi.all
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Fri, 26 Feb 1999 02:56:01 GMT
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Rob Farver and myself have been discussing the possibilities of a Philadelphia,
Pa area Legofest. Nothing is set yet just trying to find out the interest
level.
I’m trying to get some suggestion for:
-Date for the Legofest
-Location for Legofest
-What you’d want to do at the Legofest/activities
-What you’d be willing to pay (if money is needed for anything, like food, hall
rental, etc.)
Between Rob and myself, we’ve had three locations suggested.
1) Bath Firehouse (Bath is a little northeast of Allentown, Pa)
There should be plenty of room here. There would be a small cost incurred to
use the facility.
2) Rob Farver’s house (Bath, Pa)
It would be up in his attic which is not heated or cooled, so this would have
to be done in the spring or fall (and hope the day is not on an extreme end of
the temp scale)
Would probably be room for 6 - 8 people at Rob’s house
3) Sunday School building at my church (Worcestor, PA. Near Routes 202 and 73,
20 miles NW of Philly)
Plenty of room here. Shouldn’t be any cost to use the room(s) (I think, don't
think there would be a probably getting use of a room or few)
We are also looking for other locations that would be suitable. Anyone want to
volunteer their house? If so, let me know what town it’s in and how many people
it can comfortably hold for a Legofest.
Rob and I aren’t real wild about grab bags, so there probably wouldn’t be
those, unless someone has some parts they’d like to donate for grab bags.
Please send any comments or suggestions to me. If you are interested in
attending a Legofest in the area, let me know what town you live in, what
you’d want to do at a Legofest, if you know a good location/facility for a
Legofest, when you’d want to have one(or what weekends are not good for you)
Reply to bs1 at pond . com (check the 'reply-to' address, might have
anti-spam measure in effect).
Anyone know how to cross-post on Lugnet?
Bye
Bruce
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/4994/
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