capel manor.

[mikedrums69]

Ah Poo! I missed it.

 

Nevermind theres always next year

[Brushcutter]

I felt it was a little quiter on the Friday and busyer on the Saturday, compared to last year.

 

I'm actually quite interested & plan to ask Capel if they have comparative figures.

 

 

 

 

 

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I remember going to the first Celebration of trees all those years ago. It seems to be quite busy one year and quiter the next. I thought there was a lot less for all the non industry bods this year.

[Peter]

Ah Poo! I missed it.

 

Nevermind theres always next year

 

There is always the AA Show in June.

[David Humphries]

I remember going to the first Celebration of trees all those years ago. It seems to be quite busy one year and quiter the next. I thought there was a lot less for all the non industry bods this year.

 

 

I think last year was the first year they had a specific entrance fee, this may have had a bearing on attendance.

 

Really suprised Tree Source were not there.

& agree there appeared to be less interest for general public & no tree growers/suppliers.

 

 

 

 

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[David Humphries]

There is always the AA Show in June.

 

or Norfolk today,

or Jonsies in August,

or APF in September,

or .................

 

 

 

 

So much choice, so little time.

 

 

 

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[mikedrums69]

There is always the AA Show in June.

 

Oooo! Think i'll have a look.

 

Have they got a webpage or link etc?

[The BJG]

Never been to anything like it before, only made it up for the Saturday, but I was really impressed. Plenty to see and do, Got some good info from both ISA and AA. Couple of little purchases nothing too extravagent. Was great to see a CS100 in the metal and am looking forward to a demo soon.

Really worthwhile for me.

 

The 50 mph limit along what seemed like most of the M4 was a definite drag though.

 

Hope to get another one in later in the year.

[Stephen Blair]

my only moan was the entrance situation. Drive and park right by the main entrance and then have to walk all the way around through the college and gardens just to have to walk back down by the car park and through the gate where we drove in, and then ticka taping off the style and gate on the way to the toilet. it was just bizaerre imo, if they were worried about security then why have 2, 12 year olds on the gate?

[Steve Bullman]

well they do have a nice book store in the foyer plus cafe, nice gardens...i expect they want them to be seen.

 

have a stand next time then you get to skip all that

[Mick Stockbridge]

in this pic is andy collins and Tony the man who came up with the sawpod idea

 

Phil, dont forget to tell everyone how you got Tony to sign the cardboard that the sawpod is on, and how you sucked up to him all morning like he was a Hollywood star......:laugh1:BTW how many sleeping bags did you have....