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MORE THANKS - Henry Jay Hannigan - 10-02-2006 05:37
A few years ago while in Australia, I suggested to Bruce about putting
a BIRD picture in the format...well ......look what has evolved a few
years later....a lot of hard work, editing, sorting and the lot and
the guy who does it probably never gets a THANK YOU for all the hard
work....soooooooooheres a big THANK YOU to MIKE who is responsible
for putting the pictures in......it takes guys like MIKE and RALPH,
along with those mentioned earlier to keep this Forum going....Sorry I
never thanked Mike & Ralph before.
Hank Hannigan
MORE THANKS - Ernest Ekberg - 10-03-2006 13:30
--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Henry Jay Hannigan"
>
> A few years ago while in Australia, I suggested to Bruce about
putting
> a BIRD picture in the format...well ......look what has evolved a few
> years later....a lot of hard work, editing, sorting and the lot and
> the guy who does it probably never gets a THANK YOU for all the hard
> work....soooooooooheres a big THANK YOU to MIKE who is responsible
> for putting the pictures in......it takes guys like MIKE and RALPH,
> along with those mentioned earlier to keep this Forum going....Sorry
I
> never thanked Mike & Ralph before.
> Hank Hannigan
>
Hank, It takes a lot of volunteer work too make this forum run as well
as it does. I chose 4 individuals who I have known for years to help me
in this endeavor. I believe their love of Bluebirds has really made
this forum what it is today. I could not have even attempted - or
wanted to do it alone. I value their expertise in their own fields of
work and I also value their input,along with a few other folks that
wish to remain on the sidelines, but contribute to our overall success.
And THANKS to our membership for your questions and answers- we can all
learn from each other.
Ernie Ekberg-83PT40 in Montana