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We hit Epcot centre on Monday. It was great...........babes ALL OVER THE PLACE!!!!!

I think the one on the left likes you, Graham!

Big Bottom

Micheal Jackson i see is supporting yellow hoodies these days.

Certainly there have been more pictures than what's been shown here.

I was running around a lot and didn't take as many pics as I'd like; my pics are mostly duplicates of what is already seen here. But I'm sure once everyone gets home there will be lots more. I know some folks had LOTS of driving to look forward to yesterday and today.

Jason. Thanks for putting on SERF. You did a amazing job getting everthing together. I had a wonderful time, and really enjoyed meeting everyone. Graham, thanks for playing BYRDS tunes along with me. Your an incredible 12 string player.

Here are some of my pics of the event. Thanks to hosts Jdog and the Cabibis for the fine event. Wish that more folks could have taken advantage of the fine venue and sunny Florida weather (except for Monday which was sunny and "coldish"). Perhaps if it is held again next year, the economy will have "settled" a bit and more folks can take a quick vacation. So, pix:

First, John Biscuiti, Graham Griffiths, and Nick the ToneFest guy.

Some of the usual suspects checking out the wares.

Tony C. posing with John B.'s repaired 4005WB and part of Tony's bass collection.

Here are the instruments host Jdog brought from Tampa:

Jdog's band, "It Rhymes With Orange" entertained for a clever set on Saturday.

After the Conflu . . . er, rather, Festival, the survivors went to Epcot. We all met up at the English pub for fish & chips, bangers & mash, and other "English" food (and, of course, beer/stout). Top to bottom, the Cabibis, the Vascos, and Graham G.:

Then, of course, the Garners: son Mark (camera shy), Tammy, "Li'l Steve," and Steve. Second shot, caught Mark with his head up. And the fireworks over the lake at Epcot.

The most interesting instruments for this bass player were the ultra-rare 4003SPC Redneck 8 brought by John Minutaglio, Steve Winter's RM1999 reliced by Maurice Gibb himself, and Tony C.'s near-twin Autumnglo (left) and Walnut 4001's.

Great pics, Paul. Thanks!

Thanks to everyone who posted. It makes it nicer for those who couldn't attend.