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Hi guys and gal, I'm still around, not nearly enough, but once in a while I'll check in, and Craig's place would be cool if there's another get-together.....R

Nice to see you're still hanging about Richard!

Thanks Steve; I've got a a lot of surfin thru all the topics to catch up.

St Margarets Bay, Nova Scotia here.

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2004 381/12 V69 FG
1999 381/12 V69 Maple
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Hi Richard long time no see on the forum. Welcome Stuart.

Thank you Brian, I hope Howard was his gentlemanly self when he was there. Welcome Stuart, what's the audiorep part?

icabod wrote:Thank you Brian, I hope Howard was his gentlemanly self when he was there.

He certainly was Richard. It's always a pleasure to have him come and visit. I think he would like to move here. He would need to experience a winter first

Hey Brian - You're in coastal BC no? You guys don't get winters there do you?! Not that we get it too bad here in Southern Ontario either. Aitch should spend a February in the prairies to get the full effect.

BTW - We've had a few cold nights and my eyes have started to go back to my hygrometers as I slowly watch the relative humidity start to fall in my basement studio. Concern flips from steamy summer humidity to damage inducing dryness! Increased concern for my instruments is a sure sign that the Canadian winter is creeping upon us.

stubby wrote:Hey Brian - You're in coastal BC no?

No. I am in the Okanagan. We get a few months of winter. But then again we get real summers...............and no bugs to speak of.

bitzerguy wrote:Hi Phil, good to see you've joined us here. It was good to meet you at the TO mini-con. We will do another.

Welcome Lynda! Finally a Canadian lady on the forum! Nice ink BTW.

We are growing well here.

Thank you for the welcome and the complement on my ink.
Am very happy to be here.

Just registered today,2nd post,fom the vastness ofNorthern Ontario.

Welcome John!

Hi John, great to see another member from the Great White North.
Come to think of it, we could just about all say "the vastness of northern <insert province name here>" couldn't we? There seems to be a LOT of vastness here in Canada!

Howdy folks! I am a newbie to this forum, although I have owned RIC's since 1982.

I am from Hamilton... Although I have lived in TO, and Montreal too over the years... And I think it would be great to have a Canadian RIC confluence at some point...

Crazy weather this weekend!

Brian Morton

Welcome Brian!