From: Paul Farber (farber@f-tech.net)
Date: Mon Sep 20 2004 - 17:38:36 PDT
Thomas M McHugh wrote:
>Well, I guess this proves that he was at the wrong location. Getting into
>the fairgrounds required passing many vehicles, seeing vendors still outside
>& if he had entered the first building, he would have seen at least 8
>vendors set up & selling. In addition, there were others all around the
>buildings.
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>I had a delay leaving on SUNDAY, because a vendor was loading 4 vehicles
>just inside the gate.
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>I wonder what building he went to. If nobody was there, who took the $6
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>Tom McHugh, NJ
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>>I got there Sat a little after noon. Other than signs being up no one
>>was home. Construction guy working in the building said they all left
>>Friday. Didn't get the name but he had a beard, was thin, bout 50ish.
>>They did have a baby shower that day (sat).
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>>Go here -> http://www.milradio.org/ and see what it says...
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>>I was at the right place..
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PS I talked to a vendor who was there and he said he left Sat after
getting rained on all day friday. He also said that there was damage by
the rain and wind and he lost $$$ due to damaged items. Or was he not
at the right place either?
BTW the three signs that were there, one was one that said 'Open to the
Public' (it was a red banner) and the large green sign said that it was
an MVPA associated event.
The M-60 tank (I think thats what it was) was at the entrance, and the
front parking lot was gravel.... oh, wait... I was at the wrong place.
Sheez.
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