QUOTE (SMG @ Aug 17 2008, 11:17 PM)

There is a pen club in London, cannot remember the name right now. There are a few members on here from there as well.
There is a pile of us up in Waterloo, just up the 401, and we get together every month for breakfast. We are getting together on the 23rd, so if you are in for a drive, shoot me a private message and I will give you the address.
cheers,
Sean
I believe it's called the London Pen Club. I have been browsing a bit on the website.
QUOTE (Peter from Sherwood Park @ Aug 18 2008, 12:08 AM)

QUOTE (ethanlechcharles @ Aug 17 2008, 08:52 PM)

I'm pretty much new to anything pen related but I've been reading and lurking this forum for a little while now so I figured it was time to come out from behind the curtains. While I have owned a couple disposable pens or pens not really worth speaking of, I consider the hero 329 (ef nib) I received in the mail last week to be my first fountain pen. Today I also bought a Lamy Al Star and should be receiving it shortly. I doubt I'll be buying any more in the near future since I'm unemployed and starting college in the fall so that will give me lots of time to thoroughly enjoy the pens I own today. I don't have much more to say than that. I'm just here to learn as much as I can and maybe post some things in the classifieds (I have some Parker carts. from one of the 'unspeakables' that I would love to give away)
Another welcome from Alberta. With two pens, you are ready to start experimenting with inks -- it can be as consuming as collecting the pens themselves.
All the best.
I will probably buy new ink soon. I've had my eye on J. Herbin's Vert Olive for a little while now. Just shipping is a lot and I have a $15 usps bill and a $55 fed ex bill to pay (if I can't somehow wriggle out of it because it is completely ludicrous). Thank goodness for registered air mail.