[ARDF] Fw: Can we join your training camp?

[Vadim Afonkin (Comcast)]

Here is what I received from Koreans today. I am planning to go there at the end of August for training

Vadim
----- Original Message ----- 
From: 최형문 
To: Vadim Afonkin Comcast ; ki7xf at yahoo.com 
Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2008 8:28 PM
Subject: Re: Can we join your training camp?




      Dear Mr. Vadim Afonkin and  Harley Leach, US ARDF Team,

      At present time, we do not have exact schedule for training plan of ARDF game for the participants to 14th World ARDF Champs, however, it for sure that either August 30th,  or 31st of 2008, we will have training practices including actual competition game though we have not yet decided whereabout but most possibly nearby the venue of World Champs.

      If you will be able to join this practices, we welcome you people coming over here,and joining us but we only  are concerned for you  that the expenses for accommodations etc., will be required for you because it will be extra adding to your participation fees to World Champs which is due from Sept. 2, meaning you have to  stay 2 or 3 nites more  in Korea at least. 

      On the hand, the  local(Korean) ARDF competitions will be held on June 15th, 2008 in Kwangju City, three and a half hours  drive distance apart from Seoul(presently apllicants about 60), and if some of you are interested in participating, they will be accepted with welcoming. Isn't it too late for you?

      Sincerely,

      CHOI Hyeong Moon, HL4CFN
      Direct  of  KARL

      ---------- [ Original Message ] ----------

      Subject: Can we join your training camp?

      Date: Sun, 25 May 2008 06:59:22 -0400

      From: "Vadim Afonkin \(Comcast\)" <vadim.afonkin at comcast.net>

      To: <hl4cfn at paran.com>

      Dear Choi,

      I would like to find out if your team will do training prior to Championship and if I and few of my fellow US team members can join your training. We do not not have any capacity to do it here in US and trying to find out if we can train with your team.

      Thank you very much,

      73!

      Vadim Afonkin
      US ARDF Team