Sorry if the selling locations are still proving a problem to stallholders – we gave out location plans to everyone that came into the event to encourage people to look around the whole event.

Sadly with 48 tables to find locations for we have to try and use every available spot in Hangar 2, which becomes even more complicated when sellers request multiple table sites – as there’s only a limited number of spaces where these can be accommodated.

Not wishing to hijack Keith’s thread, but how can we address the problem – a ballot for all stall locations?

Good to meet you Keith and you’ve posted ‘some’ 😮 nice pictures – sorry about the coffee, although I did distribute around 50 cups of tea and coffee first thing. 🙂

Regards the quote below and the reference to the Boots issue with Asbestos….

If you read my note carefully I was talking about people who wore gas masks… not people who worked in a factory making them…

I was talking about the ‘no asbestos’ part – perhaps you ought to re-read your original post, or was that an urban myth! :rolleyes:

… it reminds me of a situation which is similar that happened recently. A visitor to the museum told my me that the sale of gas masks was illegal – after all he told us knowledgeably “they contain asbestos”. My 81 year old mother then pointed out that for nearly 5 years during the war she and all her class mates and most of the countrys children had to wear one for a 1 hour lesson first thing in the morning … and as she pointed out – she is still going strong. … the masks don’t contain asbestos either… but it was another urban myth being spread about…..