I am looking to gauge the interest for the 2009 Book... A glimpse at the 2008 is available here.

If we have enough interest I may do a non-hardcover version which may be cheaper per book but have less content. Or if preferred we can do another hardcover version.

 

I'd love to see one. In fact I was very surprised that you didn't have a sample at the last get together.

You & Dana did a great job on both of the previous editions.

 

I vote for the Hardcover Edition. For those of us that have 2007 and 2008 it would be a natural addition to our collections. For those that need to START their collection, the Hardcover is best (in my opinion).

More content...more content....more content.

 

Unless there is a huge price difference, I'm like the hardback copies.

I'll create a 'set' on my Flickr account that has most of my photos from 2009 gatherings (including the camping trip to Salt Fork SP) and some from the April Amish Run. See pics HERE. Let me know if there are any you want to use and I'll email you the full res version, as it will probably be a bit better than snatching them from Flickr.

 

Thanks for the feedback. I think we are going to go with the hardcover version.

 

Hardcover seems much nicer. Thanks....

 

Is it done yet?

 

Finished it tonight. Sample page is below..


I will probably not have a sample book ready for the January breakfast but should be able to take orders if people are interested (sight unseen).

 

Looking good! Any idea of the cost?

 

Five donuts and a driving lesson

 

This sounds great - I'd love a hardbacked copy if you produce them.. I make it over to the Tim Horton's occasionally (Ohio tag, "R50 MINI"). Thanks!
-Doug

 

I want one

 

The Finance Minister had a press conference last night and declared the price for the 2009 book is $58 shipped. Same as last year.

 

just wondering on how I can get a book? I will be in town for the breakfast. I will bring cash