First get-together at Choo-Choo

[rv_safetyman]

I have been working with Mike to offer anything I could help.

We will be vendors at the rally and will do some seminars.  One of the seminars will be the reprise of the Engine Conversion rally that Sonnie Gray and I had a ball doing at a couple of Arcadia rallies.  From what we could tell, the attendees had a good time and we had a great time.  Part of the seminar is a slide presentation (mostly the information presented in the BCM serial article) and then we open it up to the audience for discussion of their experience as well as question and answer session.

Pat will be doing a seminar for the ladies:  rubber stamped greeting cards.  This is a seminar she has done at all of the FMCA rallies that we have attended.  It is well attended and the ladies seem to have a lot of fun.

As noted in Sean's thread, Don Bowen and I will be doing a welding seminar.  I was hesitant to do the hands-on part and Don did not want to do the "text book" presentation.  With Don's vast background, I think it will be a great workshop.  As noted, it will have hands-on segments.  If you are going to attend, bring your welding helmet if you have one.

NOW FOR THE SOAPBOX RANT:

Mike has done a ton of work to plan this rally.  Yes, he has had some help, but he has devoted a huge amount of time to make sure this will be a great rally.

As is always the case, rally organizers face a huge problem:  folks who wait till the last minute to register.  This really plays havoc with the planning process.  

IF YOU PLAN TO ATTEND, REGISTER NOW!!!

[ruthi]

I havent been on the boards for quite a while, been too busy, and now I wish I hadnt looked today. I am so jealous of yall that get to attend this rally. We would love to be there. Oct is our last month of the year to work and make money, so, needless to say, that is what we have to do. If only it was November instead. Think I will wait til after the rally to look again, lol. This is the best combination ever for a rally, good music, and busses.