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The Calgary Space Workers Society (CSW) was honored by a guest from Milwaukee, WI. USA. Peter Kokh the President of The Moon Society came to visit us for the Drumheller demonstration of our analog lunar habitat headquarters. The Moon Society and the CSW are working on common goals. After the demonstration some members took Peter on a tour of the world's most extensive collection of dinosaur fossils and exhibits on prehistoric life at the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller, Alberta. Last time Michael Bakk and Peter Kokh seen each other was as speakers during the International Space Development Conference (ISDC 2007) in Dallas Texas.


Peter and Michaelin the back and Michelle & Marianna at Royal Tyrrell Museum
Paul & Holly Swift with Peter In Drumheller

The CSW have moved an obstacle that will allow us to focus on what locations are available in Drumheller. We can see from the Aug 25-26 weekend that we spent at Drumheller that the people are ready to have us in. The Calgary Space Workers enjoyed the company of some land owners, media and the general public. Some of our dedicated members and our guest from Milwaukee (Peter Kokh) the president of the Moon Society displayed our analog lunar habitat and research station headquarters.

 

We have heard many good things of the town of Drumheller but the adjacent towns are equally friendly and are filled with great people. We had a chance to discuss possible locations with land & business owners from neighboring towns as well.

 Access to property for equipment, rain water drainage and the restoration of its ancient ecology (leave it as much as possible like we find it) were the main parts of our discussion. There is still a need to visually see more of the land that is available. We attempted to look around more but our commitments to displaying our lunar research station headquarters prevailed. We will soon be able to reach agreements to accomplish our goals.
Tyrannosaurus Rex collects purses
Tyrannosaurus Rex vs Space Worker
Tyrannosaurus Rex is still shopping
Tyrannosaurus Rex takes more purses from Space Workers

On Saturday August 4, 2007, the Calgary Space Workers Society, will be going on the road. We will be meeting at 10 AM at the HooDoo RV Resort & Campground. Your captain will be ready to direct by cell phone, and a map is available below for your convenience. Tents and RV’s are both welcome & car pooling is available . Click on the logo to check out what is available.
On Saturday night and Sunday, the Space Workers will meet with contacts, which are in the surrounding area, and find the location for our future analog lunar habitat. We will also bring the headquarters to location August 24-26, to assess the needs for next summer. The Space Workers are building a shop now that is going to allow future work over the winter months. The next meeting in Calgary will be on Saturday, August 11, 2007 at 11 am at Tower Aerospace. During this meeting we will be preparing for August 24-26.

 CLICK HERE MAP TO THE CAMPGROUND FROM CALGARY 

http://www.hoodooresort.com/maps/Calgary%20to%20HooDoo%20RV%20Resort.pdf


For the location of our meetings and our Research & Development Centre
contact an active member to be nominated to join our society
or contact Captain, Michael Bakk with your CV or background information for 
membership nomination