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Monday, April 30, 2007
Vermont blogger meetup
Posted
By Cathy Resmer
on Mon, Apr 30, 2007 at 3:36 PM
Hey, that blogger meetup on April 21st was really fun. I know, it was more than a week ago now, which is truly an eternity in blogtime. But I took all these pictures and I need to post them.
We had a pretty good turnout. I think Bill and Emily listed everybody who showed up (that's Bill and Tanner from Highgate, on the left). I counted bloggers from the following sites:
Candleblog
Vermont Daily Briefing
The Carpetbagger Report
The Le Duo
Green Mountain Daily
Stan Cynedom
Highgate
Stuck in Vermont
What I saw today
What's the Point?
Diabologue
Salient
Blog for America
Central Cortex
Say What?
S.R. Wild
Cabin Fever
and Gahlord from Thoughtfaucet.
I've heard that Philip Baruth is planning to do another Bloggers BBQ this summer. I'll post about that as it approaches.
Thanks, everybody, for stopping by to hang out.
(This last photo shows Sherry from Democracy for America's Blog for America, chatting up Steve of the Carpetbagger Report and his wife Eve, along with Neil Jensen from What's the Point?)
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