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| The moving vehicles line up to bring in Amiga goods |
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| Gathering the goods |
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| The many food trucks providing yummy food |
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| Waiting to enter the Computer History Museum at 5:30 |
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| Hey, that's Dave Haynie with the sunglasses (left) |
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| Still talking, still waiting |
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| Trevor working on the scaffolding |
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| We set up, and the previous Linked-In group gets out. |
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| Too much stuff to set up! |
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| And more! |
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| Deciding on the positions of the tables. |
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| Amiga-powered arcade machine |
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| And behind the curtain... |
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| Bill Bosari (right) greets European guests |
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| This will be the speakers's area for Saturday and Sunday. |
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| Dave Needle sets up his system. |
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| Dave's A1000 |
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| Working to get the machines ready |
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| Dave Needle, Dale Luck, Bob Burns |
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| We head to the Sports Page Bar across the street.
Whew! We tried to get everything ready from 5:30 to 9:00 p.m., but we only got about halfway done for the show on Saturday and Sunday. Yes, we had to be out of the Computer History Museum by 9 tonight, or they would charge us much more money. We'll try to finish the set-up's tomorrow morning before the doors open!
Writing from Mountain View, California,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group
http://www.dickestel.com/fcug.htm
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