You would need quite a few to make a meal, but I didn't need dancing lessons after them. As I recall, everyone on the crew had them. I can't even brag of catching them in the 'traditional' manner.

Edgar;
Either night would be fine with me. We could do both. Right now Bob and Sandy Rambler are on for Sat. so the more the merrier. Our local blue crab season is over but I can turn you on to a great crabcake for which our area is known for.

Daryl,

I will be in E at my dads booth all day Saturday. So where is everyone going Friday night and Saturday then? I think ocean pride and or michaels are easy but I am sure both will be packed due to the show.

I will be attending this show for the first time, any tips on the best place to park ect? Any chance on getting in on Friday? I will have a Parker Snow Musket with the Miller conversion for sale.

Bill Murphy usually posts parking info, maybe he will see this but if not, here is where you can park.

I think I have the basic info correct. Just behind the show is a Metro train station parking lot. It's free. Park there, find the pedestrian crossing over the railroad tracks, the back gate is open, walk around the side of the Fairground building to the front where you will find the booth to buy tickets and enter the building.

Thank You!

Chuck, I think I told you my table was M27, but it is M24.
I couldn't find any PGCA guys at close up time, so perhaaps tomorrow we can have dinner together. One member bought some syrup, but there's a dozen or so more under the table. VERY few Parkers, and what there was, was riden hard and hung up set. Oh, Chuck, there's a half-frame VH against the front wall near the back exit doors. Not my cup of tea at 3595.

Edgar, see you tomorrow morning. I gave Allan Swanson the cartridges to give to you.

Chuck, thanks for posting my parking suggestions. You got it right. Saturday 5:00 PM can be a bear getting out of the fairgrounds parking area.

KCordell, what is your table number?