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  1. 1. Are you interested in having a Denver Pen Club?

    • yes definatly
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    • probably
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    • to far away
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    • not really
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    • no
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    • other please post responce
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I'd be interested if I lived near there!

So...when will you be moving? ;)

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I'd be interested if I lived near there!

So...when will you be moving? ;)

After another school year, but we don't know where yet. Anyone need an Astrophysics Post Doc?

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I'd be interested if it could be held on a weekend. I'm too far away to do it on a week night. Maybe we could meet near Park Meadows Mall. Then, we could do "field trips" to the Paradise Pen store there. :ltcapd:

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Weekends work best for me as well as does south Denver. Paradise Pens sounds great also. I am on lines E, F, and H of the light rail and at least one of those lines goes to Park Meadows

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I'm up north but I'd be glad to meet anywhere on the weekends. Paradise Pen would be fine by me, although I may have to leave the wallet at home.

Scott

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bumping this back to the top for more input from new folks.

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The Park Meadows store is too small for very many people. Cherry Creek is much larger. Although Park Meadows has the Dinning area we could all hole up in.

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The Park Meadows store is too small for very many people. Cherry Creek is much larger. Although Park Meadows has the Dinning area we could all hole up in.

 

 

That was kind of my thought. They would hardly notice if we commandeered a table. You are right about the store, though. If more than 2 or 3 people went in at once, one would hardly have room to turn around.

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My wife and I went to Park Meadows today. If I'd had anyone's number, I would have called to suggest a meet and greet. Sadly, they didn't have any pen magazines in stock. I asked. On the bright side, I came away with a clear Lamy Vista fountain pen and a bottle of Private Reserve's purple mojo ink thanks to my lovely wife.

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Now that I am back from college I would be interested. Is the club up and running?

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I'm up in Longmont, but I would be interested!

 

Donna

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Hi... I'm not really a "pen person" but my father in law left a fairly large collection of antique fountain pens ... Parker , Waterman, Shaffer and others... many dating back before my time...to the early 1900's. He was meticoulous about restoring them so many of them are in very good shape... and there are many parts as well. My wife and I and other siblings have kept a few mementos of the collection. I really think that these should some day really be put to good use by those who like these fine writing instruments. So we are looking for a place to 1. Value the collect and 2. ulitmately sell the majority of it ... Live in the Denver area and looking for some trustworth contacts to begin the process. I do have an inventory that he prepared a long time ago.

 

 

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