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There is a group that meets the first Saturday of the month outside of the Pen Place at Crown Center. I have never been to the pen meet, but have heard about it fro numerous people.

 

Let me know if you find any info.

 

Pen Place might offer some more information.

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How do we get more KC area people to see this thread?

Then we'd need a meeting place, and perhaps a standard day of week to meet and time.

 

I'm going to check some past posts I remember seeing about another group.

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Hi Augustinian. Did a member of the group open an online shop called Patterdale Pens?

 

Would the group be happy to see new members?

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Are there any groups that meet in the greater Kansas City area, or anyone that wants to start a group in the area?

is there any groups interested in sharing experience with FP in KS?

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