PATRON ONLY LIVE CHAT THIS WEEKEND
Whilst we're in town with internet this weekend we thought we'd host a patron only live chat with you all.
We're going to get up early on Sunday morning to host it to make sure that folks in Europe can join in at a reasonable time on Saturday evening.
So the scheduled time is 6.30am (UTC+10) this Sunday 1 September 2019 in Brisbane which is the following times around the world:
Los Angeles: 1.30pm Saturday, 31 August
New York: 4.30pm Saturday, 31 August
London: 9.30pm Saturday, 31 August
Stockholm/Cape Town: 10.30pm Saturday, 31 August
Tokyo: 5.30am Sunday 1 September
Sydney: 6.30am Sunday 1 September
If you want to check time in your area I used: www.timeanddate.com/worldclock
We'll post a link to log in to the live chat in a patron only post on the wall this weekend just before the scheduled time. If you can't make it and you'd like us to answer a question live, let us know below. We will also put the video recording of the live chat on the Patreon Wall after the session if you don't get a chance to join us live.
Troy and Pascale
Comments (5)
Hi Kids!, well that was almost the worst time of my life! The area of the Bahamas that was just destroyed was less than 100 "statute miles" from my house! We got some high winds and rain... Luck doesn't begin to describe it!
We saw the angle Dorian pulled and uncrossed our fingers and toes for you Tim. I won't miss cyclone season as we leave the tropics! Will the rains mean much impact for your local critters?
Hi guys. Is this still happening?
I'll try to be there, but there is a nefarious tropical system named "Dorian" knocking on the door this weekend. Currently pretty much ALL of the state of Florida in in the cone of probability so we shall have to wait and see. I've done hurricanes in 3 states, 2 oceans and and in every strength category for almost all of my life and I'm bloody tired of the beasts! (Somewhere there is a picture of my twin sister and I at about 6 months old in the bottom of a canoe being paddled down our old street!) See you on the other side, I hope!
We're wishing you all the best. That post sounds like Troy. After a couple of cat 5s and a few miscellaneous smaller storms he reckons they're the height of inconvenience.
