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I have a stand.
A little one.
It's near the café.
So if you happen to be visiting RCAF, come and say hello on the weekend of the 25th and 26th of April.
This is my first big event (and I've visited RCAF in the past - it's pretty darn big!).
I will - as mentioned in a comment on one of my stained-glass-effect trees (see 2015 Acrylics http://www.painters-online.co.uk/Gallery/Amanda-Bates-Albums/2015-Acrylics/_al25820 ) - be taking some colourful trees with me. And some waves. Maybe some rocks. Probably that will more than fill my car up, let alone my stand.
Soo... forum discussion point: any hints or tips for a first-timer?
It's been suggested that I take some drawing to do (I'm leaning towards trees!), that I should have business cards (check), greetings cards (check) and prints (check and I bloomin' well hope cheque 'cos they cost enough and I ain't never sold one yet!).
Any amusing / edifying / interesting tales?
I'm all ears... :-)