We matched our all-time high of 13 participants. The trend is that the meeting seems to be getting bigger.

First, a correction. I was told at Tuesday's general meeting that the model railroad club car is actually at the Gramercy Farms on the east side of 20th East, south of K.

We had seven attendees (our typical number) but we wandered off-topic a little so these notes will be short. I guess I'll have to go back to cracking the whip. :-)

Vivien gave me a card from a model train buff who wants some photography done. I'll have to contact this person, get some details, and see what we can do for him. If anyone has any experience and/or interest with photographing model trains then please let me know.

Eight participated on this date.
Some came early and some came late.
Everyone conversed and everyone ate.
My apologies to Dr Seuss, the late.

First, I'd like to thank Bonnie for taking notes for me on the 10th while I was in Redding with family.

This last Friday, the 14th, we had an even dozen attendees which almost matched the record of 13. Our table was so long, and I ended up left of center, that I missed half the conversations. It seemed that most of the guys were at the far end while I got to snuggle up with the gals. No complaints from me. But if this happens again I'll try to con someone at the other end of the table into taking notes for me so I can give a better representation of the many topics that are covered.

We had 5 members attend the discussion and enjoy the dinner at Denny's this Friday evening.

Terri was very excited as she showed us her new Canon D40 she received for her birthday as a present from Lee. While Lyle being a Nikon man himself, he still couldn't resist looking over the new Canon.

Seven of us incorrigible photographers gathered for an enjoyable evening of talk and food.

I started off by showing prints of some of my wildflower shots. Bonnie showed us some digital photos of her trip to Zion, Kolab, and other Utah locations, including some self-portraits. Her trip was extended two days because they got snowed in.

This meeting was the same, but different. We went back down to seven but to make up for it we went longer and covered more ground. Some of our usual suspects didn't show up but Tylene and Lyle made up for that. Make yourself comfortable, this is a long set of notes.

This was the second meeting at Denny's on K and 20th W and it worked out so well that we decided to make it permanent.

We had quite a crowd, 10 jolly photographers gathered to discuss a variety of topics. I couldn't keep track of all the discussions, especially from the far end of the table, so this is only a partial list. I apologize to those who don't get credited for their contributions.