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Who wants to start a Pen Club in Kelowna, B.C. with me?  

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  1. 1. Who wants to start a Pen Club in Kelowna, B.C. with me?

    • Yes - Let's get a pen club together in Kelowna, B.C.
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    • Nah - I live in the area but don't see a reason for it.
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ogopogo NOS (New Old Stock)

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To my knowledge, there are no Pen Clubs in the interior of British Columbia. Was wondering if there was anyone in the Kelowna area interested in forming a club. If so, please PM me :)

Thanks!

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To my knowledge, there are no Pen Clubs in the interior of British Columbia. Was wondering if there was anyone in the Kelowna area interested in forming a club. If so, please PM me :)

Thanks!

I'm interested in sitting down over a cuppa to see where we can go with this. I'm in Kelowna, and although a novice (compared to what I read on this and other forums), I'd like the opportunity to discuss the possibilities! (spoke to Richard, Perks Pens in Vanc today and like he said, it only takes 1 or 2 people!). Email this forum or directly (if that's possible within this forum) and let's just 'see' where it'll go. truenorth2000@shaw.ca [Truenorth] Edited by Truenorth2000
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I'd be interested but don't have a lot of time to put into it. I know there are other pen aficionados in the area. I recently met a gentleman living in West Kelowna, moved here from Saskatechewan, who is a collector.

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I'd be happy to come to the meetings, but I'd only make it once a year, on our annual trip from the States to visit my in-laws. Always enjoy our stay!

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Also interested. Could approach some of the local writing / calligraphy / art clubs?

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