Attached is an announcement from the “Seattle 2012” committee.  I noticed that 
it didn’t go out to this group.  It looks like it’s going to be a great time.  
Lots of S narrow gauge layouts on tour, and even two S scale standard gauge 
layouts.  Superb clinics, and of course, lots of stuff to buy!  Even if you 
can’t make it, you should at least check out the website.

Roger Nulton
Tacoma, WA

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Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2012 9:28 PM
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Subject: [NWNG-Sn3Group] Seattle 2012 update, the 32nd National Narrow Gauge 
Convention

  
Folks, 

It's been a couple of weeks since our last email, and we continue to
update our website in preparation for Seattle 2012, the 32nd Narrow Gauge
Convention this September. We're less than three months away now. Simply
put, this is a convention you cannot miss. 

#1. As promised, we have now posted a map as well as a layout tour
schedule. It's up on the site at http://www.seattle2012.com/layouts/ Go
to the main Layouts page and look for a white button marked "Layout
Schedule" and click on it. That takes you to a map of the greater Seattle
metro area and the layout schedule. This is a great way to plan. You can
plan two different ways. You can look at numbers based on geography first,
and scroll down and see which layout goes with which number. Or you can
begin with the schedule and find the layout you want to see, check its
number and go up to the map and see that layout's location and how it
relates to other layouts that might interest you. These are self guided
tours, so you see only the layouts you want to. The convention
headquarters is in Bellevue and is marked with a small blue symbol. If you
want to find out more on specific layouts most have links to more photos. 

Again, this is an incredible layout lineup. We have layouts in all
scales, some 34 permanent home layouts and clubs, even a live steam
operation. There are narrow gauge and standard gauge layouts. We will also
be adding information on more amazing modular layouts which will be featured
at our convention headquarters. On the website you can now see the
spectacular On3 Hangman's Creek modular logging layout. Hangman's Creek is
nothing short of stunning, and it has NEVER been shown at another
convention, it was built for its debut at Seattle 2012 by our friends on the
other side of Washington State. 

#2 For the first timers, whether this is your first Narrow Gauge Convention
or just your first time to the Seattle/Bellevue area, we have posted
guidance on our home page http://www.seattle2012.com/

Look for two buttons, which will help explain what the convention is
about, and how to navigate your way here. We hope you find this helpful. 

Stay tuned for further updates, as we are wrapping up planning for our
spousal events and our clinic schedules. You can see our lineup of over 50
clinics on our clinic page and can now get a sense for our spouse events on
our spouses page. More to come. 

Time IS ticking away, the convention will be here before you know it. IF
YOU HAVEN'T RESIGSTERED YET, PLEASE DO SO SOON! Our on-line registration
process has worked very smoothly and hundreds of you have already done so.
You can also register by mail. Check out the registration pull down menu
page where you can print out registration forms. We also have a system for
pre-ordering convention merchandise. 

If you have any questions you can always email us at 
mailto:info%40seattle2012.com
and if it's a registration specific question at 
mailto:registrat%40seattle2012.com 

Thanks again, 

Your Seattle 2012 Team

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