Yes, Shanna, this is really the question, why South Africa ?
I have not found any answer to it so far nor did I hear
anything about great horn activity there. Yes, it is great
safari time there during this time of the year. The
symposium is just a year ahead. For those with enough cash
in their
Thanks everyone for your input. So far the two best responses have been either
an abbreviation for Forzando or a French term Franchement which means
frankly or straight out.
Regards,
Marc Cerri
www.mjcerri.com
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On Jul 25, 2005, at 10:00 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This may be an odd question, or one without a clear
answer, but...
why South Africa?
Shanna Hollich
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I met the fellow who is putting the thing together at Tuscaloosa. He
is really nice and
There is a tradition of having conventions in interesting travel
destinations, e.g., a bunch of American doctors getting together in China
just because they want to go there and have it be tax-deductible. Nothing
wrong with that, IMHO.
The only problem is if the location causes people who
I'm planning on going...my sister lives in Cape Town so this is a
great excuse for a visit.
Airfare is expensive, but South African Airlines is very good IMHO
I have heard that safaris can be expensive. However the exchange rate
is in our favour in the US so general cost of living expenses
On Jul 25, 2005, at 2:54 PM, Max Bygrave wrote:
Any South african hornists out there want to chime in ?
There are at least three subscribed to the list, based on their email
addresses. What's the weather like in Cape Town in mid-winter (July)?
Dan
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