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On 02/04/2012 09:10 AM, Bruce Momjian wrote:
>> Seems once they announce and Austin has a firm venue, people who are
>> attending both events need to book flights from from Austin to DC --- we
>> can take the train from DC to NYC.
> FYI, the DC event is in Sterling, VA, which is right near Dulles
> airport, so I suggest people get flights into Dulles.

I'm waiting for the DC event to be booked before I nail down my own 
travel plans, but I will likely attend all three of the PUG events.  I 
expect to take a round-trip from PHL to Austin (the $240 flights out of 
there are unbeatable), then drive from there to the DC location.  That 
would let me offer a few people a ride from PHL to the DC venue.  Fast 
to go right from Austin to Dulles, that may not be practical to book in 
all cases through.