{Spam?} Re: [SEL] Portland trip report outline

[John Hammink]

Curt,  how many traders there're. Traders are a very
importend part of Portland. He could asking around how
many thousends of parts there laying in the sun or... mud.
Maybe interesting to ask a few well know traders how many 
travels they do for there living etc etc.
Just a thought.

Have a great time everyone.

John Hammink
Anna Paulowna, Netherlands.
jg.hammink at quicknet.nl
www.oldengine.org/members/hammink/web



> Guys and Gals,
> 11 year old Devin will be making his second trip to the Portland show 
> this year. Part of his penance for missing a week of school is he has to 
> write a trip report for his class. So I thought I would ask the group 
> what kind of questions/observations about Portland the young fellow 
> should be noting while there. A few come to mind....
> 
> How many engines are registered in the show grounds (he should ask the 
> registrars desk)?
> How many t- t- tractors are on display?
> How many oilfield engines are on display?
> How many people are registered as displaying engines?
> How many countries are represented?
> How many US states are represented?
> 
> He should cover:
> Where Portland is.
> What Portland is.
> How / why it started.
> How the Portland community supports the show.
> The local schools getting out of school to attend the show one afternoon.
> His favorite part of the show.
> How many people he knows at the show.
> 
> We are looking forward to your suggestions.
> Thanks,
> Curt, Missy, & Devin Holland
> Gastonia, NC
> 
> 
> 
> 
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