Electronic News & Views WBCCI

[crispyboy]

I recently received an electronic version of News and Views from WBCCI in my email.
I thought it was a nicely put together newsletter and I commend those who took the time and effort to publish this.

Has anybody else had a chance to check it out?

[Protagonist]

Originally Posted by crispyboy

I recently received an electronic version of News and Views from WBCCI in my email.
I thought it was a nicely put together newsletter and I commend those who took the time and effort to publish this.

I think it's much better than the Blue Beret magazine, actually. Certainly looks more professional, and you don't have to wade through useless info to get to the good stuff.

[RickDavis]

i agree , It puts the BB to shame.
It is also good to see that the International sold out and then they offered dry camping.

We have boycotted 5 of the last 6 Internationals due to the increased cost and hook ups only policy.

We have signed up for dry camping for the WV rally now that it is offered. We spend a couple weeks in WV every year so the International was off the table until this change. Thanks to those who made the decision and the electronic newsletter for getting the info out in a timely manner

[twobikes]

No faint praise here. The members of the Electronic Communications Committee deserve
A STANDING OVATION!


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[fraubear]

Thanks for the kind words about News & Views. I'm glad members are enjoying the articles. This issue was even more fun than usual to compile because I had such good contributions from members. I was very sad to write the article on Howard Lefkowitz, but glad we had a vehicle to inform members of his passing before the February Blue Beret. If you have ideas for articles, articles themselves, or images you think all the members would enjoy, please send them to ecc@wbcci.net. We are always looking for anything Airstream-related.

In January there will be more news from Europe and another "Looking Back" from Joe Peplinski, WBCCI Historian.

Carolyn Beardshear
ECC