Answering Some Conference Questions

canuhead · Apr 25, 2006

There's a park up Mount Pleasant called Sherwood Park. Not sure how far a walk from the hotel. It's a popular park for dog walkers and nannies etc etc..

For a pleasant walk to the conf, you can always cut through Leaside which is a very leafy, upper middle class neighbourhood.

jp80874 · Apr 25, 2006

canuhead said:
There's a park up Mount Pleasant called Sherwood Park. Not sure how far a walk from the hotel. It's a popular park for dog walkers and nannies etc etc..

I'll take my camera carrying baby jogger and fit right in with the nannies. My usual Labrador walking buddy is going to have to miss this trip.

Thanks,

John Powers

canuhead · Apr 25, 2006

Too bad your buddy can't make it. I think it's leash free as well.

Dinesh · Apr 25, 2006

The area around the Roehampton is a fairly safe area. You may wish to avoid the Chik 'n Deli pub, unless you wish to be jumped by 40-50 something divorcees!

Travis Nunn · Apr 25, 2006

jp80874 said:
Art,

The good doctor says retirement will go longer and better if I walk a mile or more five times a week. I don't really want to sweat on my neighbor after walking from the Roehampton to the conference. Are there safe places, parks or trails near the Roehampton hotel. Anyone else interested I enjoy the company.

I ask ever since a sales prospect booked me into a hotel near his business on the NE side of Detroit. When I arrived at about 9:00 PM the check in area was surrounded with one inch bullet proof glass. That was in the lobby. I decided not to walk outside that night. I wasn't really too sure about the room either.

Thanks,

John Powers

It should be a nice walk to the conference. Not too far and I'm betting the weather won't be very warm. Plus, you can't see much in a taxi.

jp80874 · Apr 25, 2006

I'm usually pretty sweaty after these. More than you wanted to know. I will probably not walk to the conference and torture my neighbor.

John Powers

photobackpacker · Apr 25, 2006

Exhibitors:

If you are shipping trade show booths and merchandise to the show, track your individual packages closely. One of mine is currently hung up somewhere in the Windsor hub while the other 3 are on their way to Elevator. I have asked UPS to start the search.

BWGirl · Apr 25, 2006

I just thought of something... I am driving to Toronto and I am wondering if there will be a problem bringing in my stuff to develop negatives... chemicals, reels, etc.?

canuhead · Apr 25, 2006

Unless you have some esoteric stuff, you can prolly get it in Toronto. I know a shop that has a pyramid of Rodinal lol

gr82bart · Apr 26, 2006

BWGirl said:
I just thought of something... I am driving to Toronto and I am wondering if there will be a problem bringing in my stuff to develop negatives... chemicals, reels, etc.?

Jeanette,

You might want to talk to Bob first before bringing chemicals. I know that he will be open 24/7 during the conference and will have staff to process any film - B&W or colour. It might be easier for you and will let you concentrate on having other 'liquid fun' instead!

Regards, Art.

jp80874 · Apr 26, 2006

Dinesh Wijesinha said:
The area around the Roehampton is a fairly safe area. You may wish to avoid the Chik 'n Deli pub, unless you wish to be jumped by 40-50 something divorcees!

Thanks Dinesh but,

My wife just let me live after I admitted to buying a 7x17, three film holders and film. At 66 I have my priorities and know to whom I should be faithful. Besides my Labrador buddy is also female and she would bitch, bitch, bitch.

John Powers

Travis Nunn · Apr 26, 2006

gr82bart said:
Jeanette,

You might want to talk to Bob first before bringing chemicals. I know that he will be open 24/7 during the conference and will have staff to process any film - B&W or colour. It might be easier for you and will let you concentrate on having other 'liquid fun' instead!

Regards, Art.

This is great! I wasn't aware of this. It'll make things a lot easier on the way back home.

Answering Some Conference Questions

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