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| Gaelyne Gasson, long-time C= aficionado! |
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| The giant Unley Town Hall meeting place |
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| My meager set-up of C64 DTV and A.L.I.C.E. laptop |
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| Some Apple II disk drives for sale or trade |
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| The meeting is beginning. |
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| Michael's set-up of Raspberry PI emulator and more |
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| How Michael mounted his Raspberry PI behind the screen |
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| And the screen |
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| Michael and his gear |
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| Another C64 fan - Mike |
It was a promising start of my visit to Adelaide, South Australia. I traveled by bus from Adelaide to Old Reynella and met long-time friend and Commodore veteran, Gaelyne Gasson.
The next evening, Thursday, March 12, I walked to the Adelaide Retro-Computing Group meeting, expecting to find lots of Commodore and Amiga computers as I had seen back in 2016 when I last visited the group. To my surprise, there were none! I was the only one there who brought any Commodore and Amiga content! The oldest computer at the meeting was a Windows 98 (or was it Windows ME?) box; the others being modern Windows 10 computers playing networked shooters! At least there was a Raspberry Pi set-up with emulators. I was told that at the previous meeting there had been Commodore 8-bit computers.
Very disappointed,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group
http://www.dickestel.com/fcug.htm
Southern California Commodore & Amiga Network
http://www.portcommodore.com/sccan
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