Snow and the ISE

Well, Well, who would have thunk it?

We saw the snow last night (http://twitpic.com/1afem) and decided to leave earlier than planned. Struggled out of London at 12:00am (http://twitpic.com/1ahs0 actually it was not much of a struggle but it sounds more exciting that way) and found the roads quite clear past the M25.

Pesky Channel Tunnel was buggered due to a frozen train, but they saved the day by putting us on the Freight Train (http://twitpic.com/1ak9m).

France rushed by as did Belgium but we had to stop by The Netherlands for a coffee (http://twitpic.com/1amad).

11:00 found us at the RAI for the ISE. A lot of hard work had the stand starting to look presentable http://twitpic.com/1ar1q by the end of play. We need to do some tweaking, but not a bad effort. Not as grand as some, but we do our best J.

On the plus side our products are innovative and certainly different. http://www.uniqueautomation.co.uk

I did take a few walks around the show to get a feel for the contents and it looks good. Looks a bit smaller than last year, but still very interesting. Tomorrow the whole place should look miles better as they will have laid the carpets and cleaned up. For that matter so will we as it has been a long day and we definitely need a clean up.

Enough wittering for now. I will try and post some more interesting info from the show over the next few days. Do come over to Hall 4 Stand PP19 and say hi to us. If nothing else you can watch Ice Age on the Bath-O-Vision.