Hoping that Ian and the Axiom team consider this thread and hold a Gt for 2015 to celebrate 35th anniversary.

so this thread has my vote!
GT for 2015!

I'm in. Again.

Me too!

I have travel plans for 2014 already, but could definitely be up for something in 2015.

You might have to put up with me in person. Ha.

I would LOVE to make it this time around. Last time I had other family stuff around the same time, next year (should it happen), I will see what I can make happen. Might even fly since I seem to have a lot of miles to use every year.

Found some picture of 30th anniversary on the web

1) Mary's pics

2) Rijax's pics

feel free to add last's gt pics...

if we start early talking about it, can be can be even better experience than last time!

Here's a 69 page thread right here in the forum.

Actual festivities start on about page 39.

I'll be there if it happens...


...Mandarin anyone!!!

I am in!

I'm in, and I'll make it a road trip with the entire family. For that reason, summer dates are appealing.

Absolut Mandarin?

Riddle: How many more drunkards could Bob drive around Dwight, Ontario in his new van than he could in his old van back in 2010?

I thought hearses were only designed for ONE passenger?

Does tied to the roof rack count?

Shotgun

The plan here is to start the ball rolling early so everyone can plan ahead in order to have the most people attend, so by showing good interest hopefully Axiom will confirm some sort of date (at least a possible month)

I believe Saturday & Sunday is a little better for everyone rather than Friday & Saturday

Can we at least say "some people" instead of "everyone"? Because I believe some people will prefer to have Sunday to travel home.

That being said, I don't really care, because I'm half a continent away, and I will make it work should Ian be kind and generous enough to facilitate a gathering.

Has anyone asked Amie or Ian?

There seems to be a lot of presumptions going on here, ha!

TAM

I'm pretty sure they're aware of the interest, AND that it's too early for them to make any promises.

Tom, we could carpool!

Too early for promises, but not too early to start a topic about it...

I agree, the topic is to generate ideas and interest together to improve on the next Axiom GT (if there is going to have a Gt).

I'll tell you what, it's going to be hard to "improve" on the last one, IMO.

I'm going to go ahead and say dibs on Pine Acre at the Lumina.

Okay, if you want to generate ideas, here are some of the components from last time:

- Golf
- No-host dinner/drinks in a private room of a cool local bar
- House party / listening session at the lakefront home of a local Axiomite
- Axiom factory tours
- Technical talks by Ian and Andrew
- Blind listening tests
- Time to mingle
- Event-specific apparel coordinated by a forum member
- Excellent live music
- Amazing dinner and party courtesy of Ian and Amie
- No-host group breakfast at an excellent local diner

I'd be absolutely delighted with a complete do-over.

Hey, me showing up would be an improvement...

Oh wait, I forget... You guys hate me. Nevermind...

They call ME the nutcase and THIS ONE wants to play "Groundhog Day." Boy, Tom, AARP has you nailed. You ARE in their demographic, right?!

So, here it is, for all to see; the beginning of that resistance-to-change that comes with age.

Actually, anyone who didn't think the last one was almost as good as it gets, must've been sober. Hey, just 'cause I don't drink and there is NOT, evidently, any marijuana to be had in Canada, doesn't mean I was sober. I KNEW with whom I' might be spending time. Yes, I made an "extra" visit to my psycho-pharmacologist before I left. SO WHAT?!

You know, I got a letter from AARP the other day that started with "since you recently turned 65...".

I'm 50. Close enough, right? I mock their data! Ha!

Bob, my box is so comfy! I don't want to get out of it!

Nick, you're right, that was insensitive of me. It would be a great improvement to have others - like you - be able to attend. Mea culpa.

Now you are just sucking up in hopes of my buying you a beer. I've got your sinister plot figured out.

The instant that anyone here can justly consider Tom to be insensitive is the exact moment that the ground opens and hell sucks in ALL of the rest of us. Tom, insensitive? Ya, like Gidget!

Ha, Tom knows better. Oh, no, he IS a sensitive guy, for sure, but he knows that I consider it one of his greatest shortcomings.

Perhaps desensitized is the better word.

I, er, um, Go Hawks.

Make enough threads about it and they will make it happen?