The things that were learnt at Hatfield this mo...

It is time for a list - Everyone say Hoorah

1. 4Networking Hatfield today had 33 attendees - many of whom spoke a little funny and were very shy and retiring*
2. Team Bristol, Team Devon, Team Kent, Team Hatfield (woop) and Team Manchester all rock very much - Thanks to all that travelled all that way just to come to Hatters - It was a brilliant meeting and has made me very excited for the next road trip.
3. Andrew Cox deserves a medal as best group leader in the world ever with a special group leader badge for keeping the meeting under control, to time and putting up with the likes of me
4. Dickie Amour has the best name in the world ever
5. Kimbob Jambley (that's Mr Kim Hambley to you) spreads JAM in the southwest and rocks very much at it
6. Gareth Coxon ate my breakfast
7. Otis really is quite tall
8. Bunkers did a great 4sight on blogging - some tips which I shall be pestering him about to inflict on my own blog
9. Drinks the night before was a great way of realising that 4Networking is definitely 50% social and 100% brilliant
10. Paul Rally Rallers Glassman Ralhan made a surprise appearance at both the drinks and the meeting making me shriek excitedly
11. Kit Kats rock (as does Nick Elston)
12. Sitting in an Olly Culverhouse (who survived 15 warnings from me for being naughty) and Gareth Coxon made it hard to spread JAM (see what I did there?) on toast

Andrew had the idea to talk about combined mileage for the Hatfield meeting - SO

My mileage was 15 miles there, 15 miles back

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and book in for the next Hatfield here, here, maybe here, could possibly well be in here, and if you really fancy it here.

and here

*thisisalie

What a great meeting! Passporting at its best.

We are going to claim the record for the most Passport miles represented at one meeting. I am not certain whether the local leadership team qualify for this - waiting for the Long Distance travellers to connect but, whatever the result, to have what seemed like all of the English 4N groups being advertised was rather special.

If any of the Scottish and Welsh 4Ners want to pay a visit, a very warm welcome awaits. Then we can break our own record.

brilliant meeting at Hatfield as always and really great to see all the passporters from Manchester, Kent, Devon & Bristol who had nothing better to do than to drive all the way to Hatfield for breakfast ;-)

i contributed 25 miles towards global warming today (12.5 miles each way)

FANTASTIC maybe even MONSTER meeting today - superb vibe, excellently led & surprisingly hangover free - bargain!!

Well worth the 320 mile round trip!

Thanks to everyone, lovely to see the faces I knew again, brilliant to meet the new faces and to put faces to the names of legends!

HATFIELD R0X!!

Hi guys... great to meet so many cool peeps... I contributed 36 miles to the affray...

It was a pretty awesome meeting. Thanks to all of you who supported me in my first ever 4sight!

Hatfield Does Indeed Rock!

148 Miles so far

I hope the 'Monster' and the rest of the crew from the west country behaved and flew the flag for the rest of us!!

Next time, will get a pass and head on over............for a quiet night away all in the name of networking - honest!

I made it, I made it!

Thanks to the crap M25 and crap Sat Nav, I got there 10 mins before the end BUT I still had a blast and loved the networking after the meeting. It was my first time passporting out of Kent and it was great to see that 4N is the same wherever you go. Nice smiling faces and a warm welcome despite my lateness. Loved meeting Andrew, Katie and Liz. The 4N SouthWest Massive comprised Mr Kim Hambley, Bunkers, Nick Elston, Dickie Armour and anyone else I missed. You guys rock. Will definitely passport over to Bristol in July. Will book myself into Gordano and support my client and fellow 4N Group Leader Mr Peter Kay (he's Pete to me)! I also met the lovely Rachel Brett, who is also a fellow Virtual Assistant (VA) and a member of my VA Support Group (VASG).

Team Hatfield you have a great group going and I will definitely come up again. I contributed 120 (not so green ) miles to the meeting today

Dee.

Never mind the mileage, if we could measure the energy, that would be something else!

/end cheese mode

116 miles all in for me.

Wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooop Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooop.

Hatfield Rocks.

People travelling from afar Rocks.

Road trips Rock.

We're going to go to Bristol, this Rocks.

Dickie Armour's name Rocks.

Seriously though, had a cracking meeting, great to see passport being used so well, probably the best set of 40 seconds i've ever seen.

Your status as 4sight virgin was not apparent - a very polished performance and very useful to a potential blogger in a couple of months. Thanks and good luck with your next one which is hugely advertised on The Forum already - national tour soon?

Pop Parp Poop 90 miles there and back.

Great Meeting

Andrew, Thanks for your kind words, much appreciated. Maybe a national tour, who knows!!

Truly excellent meeting in fact the best I've been to.
Great to meet and chat to so many great 4ners.
Put lots of real faces to names and had a bloody good time, first class, cheers everyone for the warm welcome!
Distance travelled 466 mile around (train) trip, I've got to be the winner?

Only 24 miles for me, it would have been 25, if the engine light on my car hadn't illuminated. I dropped off the car at the garage and had to walk the last mile. ;(

Great meeting and a very useful 4sight. Had a great couple of 121's and a interesting threesome ;D

Question for you. which group is the most central in the country? Just in case we want to do a HUGE meeting and it would be only fair to have it in the middle.