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WANTED: Fort Worth Tarrant County spring swap

PKponder TX Z7B

12 years ago

Sylvia, have you thought about it yet?

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PKponder TX Z7B
Original Author
12 years ago
If not Sylvia, does anyone else have an interest?
sylviatexas1
12 years ago
I'm sorry;
I don' t know how I missed this!

I've been sort of keeping tabs on the Exchanges Forum to see when other areas are having their Spring Swaps....

April 12, 19, & 26 are on Saturdays, & I couldn't find any activities listed for Trinity Park.

The Ft Worth Botanic Gardens Rose & Iris Show is on the 26th, so people could get a '2fer' for their trip, but I don't know if that date might be a little late.

What doth the congregation think?
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PKponder TX Z7B
Original Author
12 years ago
My schedule is open so any of those work for me!
sylviatexas1
12 years ago
ok, let's do it on the 19th, & here's why:

The San Antonio Swap is April 5, so the 19th would give the people who attend the SA Swap a week-end in between.

& the 26th is nearly May.

We'll start around 10 AM,
& we can share a potluck lunch
& have a prize drawing with a very modest limit, maybe $5.

Maybe this is the impetus I need to start grubbing around out there!
PKponder TX Z7B
Original Author
12 years ago
Thank you Sylvia, I saw your announcement post at the top :-)

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