A Fair Day

Even if I get nothing else out of the remainder of Conference presentations I have learnt enough at The Family History Fair today to last me for quite a while. I chose well with the two workshops I attended: The Trove Materclass and The Writing a Non-boring Family History Workshop were both excellent with personable and competent presenters who shared their information well.

There were so many stands at the Fair that I did not get around to taking snaps of them all but I will do so tomorrow. As is my practice I won't be writing a lot during the course of this event but I will share a few photos for those who weren't able to travel to Canberra for the event.

A Purple shirt provided a warm welcome and directions as we arrived.

Earlybirds arrive

First stall I visited

Enjoyed meeting the people from Ryde where I'm presenting next month

Purple shirts on the job

Smooth registration process

The Trove team

Helen Smith grinning like a Cheshire Cat after winning a coveted Trove mug

Rosemary Kopittke at Unlock the Past's huge stand

Pretty Chart Templates here

Joy Murrin had a discount for attendees

Exhibitors from North

and exhibitors from the south

Familysearch offering assistance

Hazel Edwards

Hazel's first slide - her presentation was definitely non-boring