October Meeting - 10-16

[Tbor]

Our next meeting will be held Monday, October 16th @ 7PM at the Newark Library. Despite me leaning on a few people , we have no speaker lined up for this month. I know it's last minute but if anyone has a DIY project or even a topic they would like to offer for discussion this month it's always welcome. Also, October is the month for new officer nominations. Hope to see everyone there!
-Mary

 

[kaptken]

See you There!!

 

[davidandliz]

about DRC

about DRC

how do i go about joining the club?

 

[kaptken]

Just show up and talk to Mary, our president. she has the sign up sheet and collects the dues should you like to join. its all on the club website. pretty informal.

visitors always welcome.

 

[wds21921]

School again for me .

 

[Tbor]

It was great to see so many new faces at the meeting! Welcome aboard everyone!!
-Mary

 

[gillianandjoe]

I was trying to figure this out on my own, without much luck, but I figured I'd better ask someone...

The frag the Kaptken brought to the meeting (carbonara ) what is the real name of it? I was trying to research a bit and couldn't remember. It was real nice to meet all of you.

Thanks,
Joe

PS- Frag is doing great! Thanks Kaptken

 

[ronert]

capanela <sp?> or kenya tree .... i had a tough time remembering too ...

 

[gillianandjoe]

Right you are!

Thanks

 

[kaptken]

Uhhh?? not sure either. but i think its something called a thin branching capnella. not a keya tree. thats something different. or a variety of colt coral. i think ronert also got one cutting of a colt, capnella. the larger size variety. they are a little difficult to get stuck to a rock, but the small thin capnell seems to be easier. the larger , thicker one takes more time. and only attaches to one rock or pebble. i dont know why, it just makes up it mind to do so. then you super glue that pebble to a frag rock if you need to. but the small thin branching one will stick to anything in a couple days.

let me know if you have any problems with them.