Monday February 17 is Family Day in Alberta (where we are), and President's day in the USA. So we're going to be out playing in the snow today. See you tomorrow!
Turbot Review @ StreetTech!
Dave Hrynkiw
September 5, 2006
Just got the word that Gareth Branwyn posted a review of our Turbot on his website at Streettech.com. Thinking of getting a Turbot? Here's a straight-shooting review!
While you're there, take a look at the Solaroller article that was just posted. Neat stuff!
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