Out & about..
Posted: 13 Oct 2006, 14:36
Hi All
Just a few lines to let you know how the weekend went, in Hayling Island (UK), Where the CSG stand was at the Festival of Fish-keeping run by the F.B.A.S (Federation of British Aquarists) and manned by myself, Ian Fuller and Brian Walsh.
The festival was held at the Mill Rthye holiday camp, and covered three large heated marquees, the CSG stand was situated in the middle marquee, a third of the way down, and next to the Tetra stand.
Although the stand was taken there last year, this year in addition to taking the stand, we put on a exhibition of small catfish, this consisted of 36 tanks 32 of which contained various Corydoradinae and 4 tanks of Asian hill stream catfish, which seemed to go down, well not only with the organisers, but with the visiting public as well. Hats off must go to Brian as he did all the driving, after setting off from his home on Friday morning at 9.30am, picking myself and Ian up along the way, and then stopping for 30mins for tea, we eventually arrived at 6.40pm, and although we were all a bit weary,especially Brian from the journey we took to the task of setting the stand and exhibition up. I have to give a special thanks to the guyâ??s and girlâ??s from the company â??R.O. Manâ?
Just a few lines to let you know how the weekend went, in Hayling Island (UK), Where the CSG stand was at the Festival of Fish-keeping run by the F.B.A.S (Federation of British Aquarists) and manned by myself, Ian Fuller and Brian Walsh.
The festival was held at the Mill Rthye holiday camp, and covered three large heated marquees, the CSG stand was situated in the middle marquee, a third of the way down, and next to the Tetra stand.
Although the stand was taken there last year, this year in addition to taking the stand, we put on a exhibition of small catfish, this consisted of 36 tanks 32 of which contained various Corydoradinae and 4 tanks of Asian hill stream catfish, which seemed to go down, well not only with the organisers, but with the visiting public as well. Hats off must go to Brian as he did all the driving, after setting off from his home on Friday morning at 9.30am, picking myself and Ian up along the way, and then stopping for 30mins for tea, we eventually arrived at 6.40pm, and although we were all a bit weary,especially Brian from the journey we took to the task of setting the stand and exhibition up. I have to give a special thanks to the guyâ??s and girlâ??s from the company â??R.O. Manâ?