The first meeting of 2004 saw a huge turnout with over 80 members and visitors attending our February workshop. Members worked on their own trees with the help and guidance of more experienced members.

Due to renovations at the centre we were moved to an upstairs room.

New President, Barry Woods, up on the table making a few announcements.	Large turnout of members.
Peter and his large seiju elm.	Close up of trunk.
Brad happily cut/hacked away at the elm.	Peter with concern on his face.
Ted had this olive to work on.	Tony had a lot of interest on his large fig.
Tony gave his fig a trim.	Close up of the fig
Barry giving advice on this young tree.	Barry helping out Irene with her large figs.
Lovely group of spruce that David (Bonsai Boy) worked on.	Wiring and trimming of the group was needed.
Quentin loves to help out and get his hands dirty.	Quentin's beautiful Bald cypress on the display table.
Well designed and maintained group of figs.	Peter's tropical tree with some deadwood work performed.
Another one of Quentin's trees. This one is a privet with lovely shari work done to it.	Fruit on this crab apple attracted the interest of many members.
Steve and Tony discussing who has the better moustache!!!!!!	The boys posing for the camera.
What great smiles! Generation bonsai at Bonsai Northwest.	Louise is back! It was wonderful seeing her again after 2 years away from BNW.
And then Louise wins the raffle, along with Ian who won second place.	And another second prize winner. Seasol is a very popular brand used to fertailse our bonsai down here in Australia.

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