It's March - let's set a date!

Cecilia_MD7a · March 1, 2009

So which Saturday in August do we want to hold MAGTAG 2009? The 22nd has been suggested - which sounds good to me. Any other dates? It's such a crapshoot - we scheduled MAGTAG 2008 earlier so that more tomatoes would be ripe, and the growing season was slooooow.

I'm ready to call Baltimore County and reserve our usual pavilion, if nobody has any objection. I have plenty of time to make phone calls these days!

Cecilia_MD7a · March 1, 2009

P.S. I'm already working on this year's flyer/poster. As I mentioned, I have lots of time on my hands.

stormymater · March 1, 2009

Can displaced Mid-Atlantic folk come? Barring hurricane would love to roll up 95....

gflynn · March 2, 2009

Are you kidding?

We have had some NY folks before. Trudy came in our first year and did a talk on Winter Sowing. Honu from HI was here last year. She had business in the area. I just sent her some seed.

Greg

gflynn · March 2, 2009

Cecilia and All,

I just talked to the DW and she says ok for August 22nd so I am in for that date.

Greg

Adenn1 · March 5, 2009

August 22nd would work for me!

cdbva · March 5, 2009

August 22nd sounds fine.

Christine

Cecilia_MD7a · March 12, 2009

Hello, everybody - well, based on responses from both this and the OTHER forum, August 22 seems to be a good choice. So as soon as I've got the pavilion reserved, I will make the official announcement.

I apologize for being incommunicado for a while. I think either I caught a bug or the chemo is finally catching up with me, but I've been home sick all week - mostly just feeling too rundown to drive 25 miles to work each way. Secondly, our home computer had a virus and DH Dave just wiped the hard drive and reinstalled software, so this is the first day that I've had internet access.

Anyway I left a message with Baltimore County today to reserve our usual pavilion (unless somebody else has beat us to it, which I doubt.) That's one thing I can do while I'm laid up!

P.S. all my my Mid-Atlantic market varieties have been started: Greater Baltimore, Chesapeake, Sunray, Scarab, and Del Mar. In addition, I planted a bunch of other varieties for family and friends, which I hope they will bring along to the fest.

March 1, 2009	#1
Cecilia_MD7a MAGTAG™ Coordinator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Baltimore, MD Posts: 400	It's March - let's set a date! So which Saturday in August do we want to hold MAGTAG 2009? The 22nd has been suggested - which sounds good to me. Any other dates? It's such a crapshoot - we scheduled MAGTAG 2008 earlier so that more tomatoes would be ripe, and the growing season was slooooow. I'm ready to call Baltimore County and reserve our usual pavilion, if nobody has any objection. I have plenty of time to make phone calls these days!

March 5, 2009	#6
Adenn1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Philly Posts: 559	August 22nd would work for me! __________________ Mark

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March 1, 2009	#3
stormymater Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Pleasure Island, NC 8a Posts: 1,162	Can displaced Mid-Atlantic folk come? Barring hurricane would love to roll up 95....

March 2, 2009	#4
gflynn MAGTAG™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Gaithersburg, MD Posts: 437	Are you kidding? We have had some NY folks before. Trudy came in our first year and did a talk on Winter Sowing. Honu from HI was here last year. She had business in the area. I just sent her some seed. Greg

March 5, 2009	#7
cdbva Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Falls Church, VA Posts: 538	August 22nd sounds fine. Christine

March 12, 2009	#8
Cecilia_MD7a MAGTAG™ Coordinator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Baltimore, MD Posts: 400	Hello, everybody - well, based on responses from both this and the OTHER forum, August 22 seems to be a good choice. So as soon as I've got the pavilion reserved, I will make the official announcement. I apologize for being incommunicado for a while. I think either I caught a bug or the chemo is finally catching up with me, but I've been home sick all week - mostly just feeling too rundown to drive 25 miles to work each way. Secondly, our home computer had a virus and DH Dave just wiped the hard drive and reinstalled software, so this is the first day that I've had internet access. Anyway I left a message with Baltimore County today to reserve our usual pavilion (unless somebody else has beat us to it, which I doubt.) That's one thing I can do while I'm laid up! P.S. all my my Mid-Atlantic market varieties have been started: Greater Baltimore, Chesapeake, Sunray, Scarab, and Del Mar. In addition, I planted a bunch of other varieties for family and friends, which I hope they will bring along to the fest.