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Mon 17 Aug, 2009 10:49 am
I'll be off to Melbourne tomorrow morning for a few days but still plan to come along Saturday morning.
See you then (whoever that may be

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Wed 19 Aug, 2009 11:29 pm
58 hours and 31 minutes to go...
Thu 20 Aug, 2009 8:57 am
Looks like there might be 6 or 7 of us there, which is a good number. I'm looking forward to meeting a few more of you in a couple of days.
See you then!
Thu 20 Aug, 2009 9:57 am
Son of a Beach wrote:Looks like there might be 6 or 7 of us there, which is a good number. I'm looking forward to meeting a few more of you in a couple of days.
See you then!
Here's a thought how about we have it Hobart, the coffee is much better
Thu 20 Aug, 2009 12:11 pm
You haven't been to my place!
Thu 20 Aug, 2009 8:56 pm
stepbystep wrote:Son of a Beach wrote:Looks like there might be 6 or 7 of us there, which is a good number. I'm looking forward to meeting a few more of you in a couple of days.
See you then!
Here's a thought how about we have it Hobart, the coffee is much better

Blow the coffee, hope they do a decent chai!
Sat 22 Aug, 2009 12:56 pm
Here's the photographic evidence of our coffee meetup at the Blue Cafe, Launceston this morning. It was great to put faces to names and chat about our common interests over quality drinks and in a pleasant setting. L to R Clownfish and Mrs Clownfish, Tasadam, Chris, SOB and daughter, Phil, Brett and Tas-man.
Sat 22 Aug, 2009 7:05 pm
Nice one sorry I missed it but walking this coming weekend so thought it would fair to stay at home and help Mrs corvus
c
Sat 22 Aug, 2009 10:01 pm
Likewise it is good to put faces (and names) to 'names'. I was sorry to have to be the first one to break up the party, as it was a most pleasant morning, but grand-daughter-of-a-beach had to get home to bed.
I spent the afternoon digging in the rain which was much less pleasant.
Thanks for posting the picture, tas-man, and your name tag was a classic. They should be compulsory at all such events.
Sat 22 Aug, 2009 11:52 pm
Son of a Beach wrote:Likewise it is good to put faces (and names) to 'names'. I was sorry to have to be the first one to break up the party, as it was a most pleasant morning, but grand-daughter-of-a-beach had to get home to bed.
I spent the afternoon digging in the rain which was much less pleasant.
Thanks for posting the picture, tas-man, and your name tag was a classic. They should be compulsory at all such events.
My word grand -daughter -of -a-beach has sure grown since she was thrust in to my arms at Scout Lodge with the words "here you must be corvus" a much cherished moment
c
Sun 23 Aug, 2009 9:11 am
corvus wrote:Son of a Beach wrote:Likewise it is good to put faces (and names) to 'names'. I was sorry to have to be the first one to break up the party, as it was a most pleasant morning, but grand-daughter-of-a-beach had to get home to bed.
I spent the afternoon digging in the rain which was much less pleasant.
Thanks for posting the picture, tas-man, and your name tag was a classic. They should be compulsory at all such events.
My word grand -daughter -of -a-beach has sure grown since she was thrust in to my arms at Scout Lodge with the words "here you must be corvus" a much cherished moment
c
She's a bit of a heffalump, eh? But she's finally started walking so I'm sure that she will soon be proportioned differently. If she was thrust into your arms now, they'd get tired very quickly!
Sun 23 Aug, 2009 2:25 pm
Hi Tas-man,
Thanks for posting the photo, it is nice to be able to put some faces to names, I hope I can make a BW-T social meet up one day.
Tony
Sun 23 Aug, 2009 10:09 pm
And here is why I prefer to be on the other side of the camera.
If you're wondering, I was distracted by one of the artworks on the walls, right at the moment Claire took the photo.
sorry to have to be the first one to break up the party
We were out the door at pretty much the same time, as I was being dragged off to get some new eyes.
Sun 23 Aug, 2009 10:14 pm
Your table looks a bit 'thirsty', coffee no good?
Sun 23 Aug, 2009 10:34 pm
Nuts wrote:Your table looks a bit 'thirsty', coffee no good?

Well, the meetup was scheduled for 10AM.
As the exif info was removed from the attached image, I had to look for another way to indicate that the coffees were already consumed...

- Tas-man's watch
- BWT Blue Cafe Meetup Watch.jpg (12.78 KiB) Viewed 11230 times
All the tweaking I could do and I cannot bring out any more detail, can only see one hand on Ian's watch, so both hands must be in line - so the time must have been 10:55 am.
How did I do Ian?
Coffee was alright for a bought one.

Company was great, was nice to put faces to names.
Sun 23 Aug, 2009 10:42 pm
My word grand -daughter -of -a-beach has sure grown since she was thrust in to my arms at Scout Lodge with the words "here you must be corvus" a much cherished moment
c
She's a bit of a heffalump, eh? But she's finally started walking so I'm sure that she will soon be proportioned differently. If she was thrust into your arms now, they'd get tired very quickly!

I am aged not infirm and know how to dandle a bairn on my hip to save my arms however next time we meet she will be too grown up for that

c
Mon 24 Aug, 2009 10:15 am
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Mon 24 Aug, 2009 11:47 am
As has been previously said, it was great to meet up with some of the crew, thanks to all of you who were able to make it, I look forward to the next 'meet-up'
Mon 24 Aug, 2009 1:30 pm
Phil wrote:As has been previously said, it was great to meet up with some of the crew, thanks to all of you who were able to make it, I look forward to the next 'meet-up'

Phil why not join us on the next BWT Strollers walk you can find details here
http://bushwalk.com/meetupc
Mon 24 Aug, 2009 1:44 pm
Thanks for the invite corvus, I would love to but I tend to float towards day walks at this point in my life (3 young kids). I was hoping to join you on the Meander Falls walk recently but didn't manage to fit it into the calender
I'll certainly keep an eye on the proposed walks in the future and will definitely try to tag along for one
Tue 25 Aug, 2009 12:31 am
tasadam wrote:Nuts wrote:Your table looks a bit 'thirsty', coffee no good?

Well, the meetup was scheduled for 10AM.
As the exif info was removed from the attached image, I had to look for another way to indicate that the coffees were already consumed...
All the tweaking I could do and I cannot bring out any more detail, can only see one hand on Ian's watch, so both hands must be in line - so the time must have been 10:55 am.
How did I do Ian? <SNIP>
You did pretty well with your estimate of 10:55am. Here is an EXIF extract from the original photo -
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File date and time : 2009:08:22 10:54:25
Host Computer : Mac OS X 10.4.11
-- Exif IFD -- :
Exposure time : 1/60 s
F number : 2.8
Exposure program : Normal program
ISO speed rating : 100
Metering mode : Pattern
Light source : Flash
Flash : Flash fired, compulsory flash mode.
Lens focal length : 6.1 mm
Color Space : sRGB
Valid image width in pixel : 3072
Valid image height in pixel : 2304
Sensing method : One-chip color area sensor

- Watch detail from original photo
- Watch.jpg (131.2 KiB) Viewed 11203 times
Tue 25 Aug, 2009 1:02 am
LOL
We need to get out more..........
Tue 25 Aug, 2009 6:57 pm
or drink less coffee?
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