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Yes, meeting by the garden pavilion works well for me, and the earlier time is probably easier for everyone.
If the weather changes, we can move to the reading room near the hallway with the tall windows.
I checked the supply cabinet, and there are still note cards, two blue pens, masking tape, and the small scissors in the side drawer.
You asked whether we should bring our own mugs, and I think that would keep cleanup simple unless someone wants to use the kitchen set.
For the agenda, I would keep it short: first the upcoming schedule, then seating for the workshop, then a quick check on who is greeting new arrivals.
Jordan said he can handle setup if he gets there fifteen minutes early.
I can arrive a little before that and straighten the chairs.
If Maya confirms, ask her to bring the printed map because her copy has the clearest markings.
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That plan sounds solid, and I think keeping the visit under two hours is a good idea so nobody feels rushed.
You asked whether the side entrance would be easier to find, and I would say yes, especially for anyone coming on foot from the bus stop.
There is a metal sign near the corner bench, so tell everyone to look for that instead of the main door.
If you want, I can send a short note in the group chat with the path from the parking area and a reminder about comfortable shoes.
I also think a simple checklist would help: water bottles, name tags, a spare sweater, tissues, and the folder with the draft schedule.
Priya can bring the clipboard, and Elias said he is happy to walk with the late arrivals.
Let me know if you want me to print the handout in larger text for easier reading.

 
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