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The Goulburn Bonsai Society may have been the smallest bonsai group in Australia until our exhibition where I think we may have doubled our membership. But the exhibition just held was put together by the hard work and dedication of about seven people and we had a great time. Well maybe not the setting up and pulling down but the two days of the exhibition were fantastic.
I'm going out on a limb here and saying the quality of our few members bonsai has improved significantly over the past few years and the quality at the show was very good for such a small group.
Anyway, enough carry on, here are the photos.
PS - it is great to have a vehicle such as Ausbonsai to promote our show and thanks to Steven for letting us use this site to encourage other Ausbonsai members to attend.

A few more.......

You probably noticed that there are a lot of English and Chinese Elms, well over a few years we have had the opportunity to dig these varieties and this is the result.

Hi Watto,
Thanks for posting the photos mate. Congratulations to all who exhibited their trees and the club members who put the show together.

Regards Ray

All those who attended will be wanting to know who won the awards, so here they are....

In the next few days I will have all the photos on my blog.

A big "Thank You" to Goulburn Bonsai Society members for all the hard work of putting on the show, I, and I'm sure many others, enjoyed the fruits of your labours,

Jan.

Hi Watto

Thanks for the photos.

Looks like another great show - congrats to everyone involved.

Jennifer

Great effort Goulburn ,very much enjoyed. Thanks for posting Watto . No plums from the dig by the railway line yet ?

People's choice is a great Cedar. One of my favourite species.

I attended this show and can honestly say I met the nicest bonsai group of people. So friendly thanks for putting on a good show with some lovely trees.

Some nice looking Elms starting to happen up there Watto. Thanks for sharing with us.

Looks like it was a great show! Thanks a heap for the photos Watto

Thanks for all the positive comments.
We are very pleased with the English Elms and hope they will continue to improve over the coming years.
Unfortunately its a bad time to display plums as the flowers have finished and the fruit is not yet set.

Thanks Watto, and congratulations to The Goulburn Bonsai club. Another triumph for a rural club.
John