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CrystalP
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- Classical Music, Bicycling, Volunteer, Tai Chi, Flute, Web Standards, XML
CrystalP is a member of The Raleigh Recreational Hikers Meetup Group
- Member of this Meetup Group since
- July 11, 2006
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- "Most interesting factoid: I'm a former International Game Fish Association World Record holder."
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- Introduction
- A rare Triangle native! Computer programmer by day, studied flute professionally, enjoy all the arts, hiking, biking, the beach, fine food and wine, and many new Meetup friends.
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- Do you understand and acknowledge that RRH, including its organizers, is a group of amateurs and does not have or provide expert advice in any area?
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- Do you understand and acknowledge that hiking, including RRH activities can be and are dangerous?
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“ I enjoyed meeting Michael and appreciate his willingness to share his knowledge and experience. Although we have only had one meeting, I believe this group will become a great networking opportunity. Come help us grow! ”
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“ Jethro Tull! ”
—Dan (Jun 03, 2008 12:51 PM) -
“ Welcome to the group Crystal! The flute works great with the acoustic guitar. ”
—Paul (Jun 03, 2008 8:08 AM) -
“ Hey Crystal! ”
—Mike (May 28, 2008 9:34 PM) -
“ Welcome to The RDU Social Club, Crystal!! Good to meet you! ”
—Minka (Feb 11, 2008 8:52 AM) -
“ You missed a great skippers' meeting last night. Probably 40-45 people there! ”
—Lawrence Miller (Jan 09, 2008 6:53 PM)
