[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On the other side we did Sovereign Suppliers Fair earlier in June. It
was an excellent venue, great parking, lots of space for wheel chairs, a
consideration for me at the moment, good selection of suppliers, catering and
so. Hardly any one came.
I think that thi
In light of the recent discussion on lace-chat about travel complications
within the UK, perhaps many who could attend a lace event are choosing not
to, if the travel to it is difficult.
As a sometime vendor myself, I notice that there tends to be a shopping
trend in groups, if the consensus is 'g
On 24 Jun 2008, at 18:09, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At the end the chairwomen came and said "did you have
a good day?" We knew we had done the best of any one but it still
dismal, so
we said "no it was a disaster". The lady said, "well what do you
expect? We
are an older group and don't rea
Hi all I find it very puzzling. We all know the groups that have 5 to 10
suppliers visiting their monthly meeting and where for suppliers it is a waste
of time. We went to one Lace day where we were in two class rooms, I won't say
where. Anyway people kept coming to the door and waving to us!
