From: ryan
Date: Sun Mar 11 23:39:08 EDT 2007
Subject: Art Morning Sunday March 11

Responses Patricia: No Subject (3/9/07) ryan: oh well (3/10/07) Responses (sorted by date) ryan: oh well (3/10/07) Patricia: No Subject (3/9/07) Hi everyone, Art Morning is this coming Sunday, March 11th. I wasn't at church for the announcements so I don't know if anything was announced about it or not; hopefully this post isn't contradicting anyone! PLEIN AIR AT SWEETWATER TRAILHEAD When: Sunday morning, March 11th Where: Sweetwater Trailhead, Saguaro National Park West ***Meet at Ryan & Andrea's house at 9,15am to carpool*** The weather forecast for Sunday is warm and sunny, so we're going to try a plein air experience! Hopefully we'll get to see some wildflowers if it's not too early in the season. We'll meet at our house at 9,15 and leave at 9,30 SHARP (not Village time!). The trailhead is on the West side so it's a drive across town to get there. If you want to go on your own, click here to get directions to the trailhead. At 10,00am I will be giving a short lecture on composition. After the lecture, enjoy a short hike, explore the Sonoran desert and try out compositions of your own. At 11,30am we'll gather back together for an informal critique. What to bring: * Pants and good closed-toe shoes for walking in the desert * Your own materials, and a means to carry them - if you don't have any and want to come, call me and I'll see if I can get you something * Water - never go into the desert without water! * Snacks if you want 'em Remember, meet at our house at 9,15 because we leave promptly at 9,30... see you Sunday! ***Directions to Sweetwater Trailhead*** from Speedway/Campbell Intersection: Drive north on Campbell Avenue to Fort Lowell Road. Turn left on Fort Lowell Road to Stone Avenue. Turn right on Stone Avenue to Wetmore Road. Turn left on Wetmore Road. Continue on Wetmore to Romero Road. Turn right on Romero. Romero becomes Ruthrauff at the curve, which becomes El Camino del Cerro after passing under Interstate 10. Continue on El Camino del Cerro until it dead-ends at the trailhead. A paved trailhead parking area has room for fifteen cars and two horsetrailers.

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From: Patricia
Date: Fri Mar  9 11:14:07 EST 2007
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From: ryan
Date: Fri Mar  9 23:44:01 EST 2007
Subject: oh well