irwinmalek
New Member
Hi,
Here's all the info on the huge Tsunami Appeal event taking place on Sunday 13th February, in Stokenchurch.
The location is:
Longburrow Hall,
Park Lane,
Stokenchurch,
High Wycombe
The aim of this event is to raise at least £1000 for the Asian Tsunami Appeal.
There will be all sorts of CCGs, including Pokémon, Magic, etc... as well as roleplaying, raffles, and much more.
There will be a Pokémon EX: Deoxys pre-release at 11 AM, and other Pokémon side events throughout the day. The pre-release is a regular pre-release, and will cost £15 (or less), which covers 6 boosters of the brand new set and prizes.
This will be a great event, and will be covered extensively in Scrye magazine, in the form of an event report and "first-cut" of the brand new set, EX: Deoxys.
If anyone has any questions, please e-mail me, or reply here.
There is onformation of the location here.
It is easy to get to Stokenchurch by car, but if you're travelling by train, you'll need to either take a taxi from High Wycombe station, or e-mail me to try and arrange a lift from the station.
Thanks.
Here's all the info on the huge Tsunami Appeal event taking place on Sunday 13th February, in Stokenchurch.
The location is:
Longburrow Hall,
Park Lane,
Stokenchurch,
High Wycombe
The aim of this event is to raise at least £1000 for the Asian Tsunami Appeal.
There will be all sorts of CCGs, including Pokémon, Magic, etc... as well as roleplaying, raffles, and much more.
There will be a Pokémon EX: Deoxys pre-release at 11 AM, and other Pokémon side events throughout the day. The pre-release is a regular pre-release, and will cost £15 (or less), which covers 6 boosters of the brand new set and prizes.
This will be a great event, and will be covered extensively in Scrye magazine, in the form of an event report and "first-cut" of the brand new set, EX: Deoxys.
If anyone has any questions, please e-mail me, or reply here.
There is onformation of the location here.
It is easy to get to Stokenchurch by car, but if you're travelling by train, you'll need to either take a taxi from High Wycombe station, or e-mail me to try and arrange a lift from the station.
Thanks.
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