Wakefield 2013
![Wakefield 2013](../data/shows/2013/big.png)
Report
A report and pictures of the event can be found on RISCOSitory.
Photos
![](../data/shows/2013/photo01.jpg)
Some of the team of WROCC members who helped make the day happen
![](../data/shows/2013/photo02.jpg)
Due to a small confusion over dates, the NetSurf Developers were still finishing off NetSurf 3.0 when the show opened.
![](../data/shows/2013/photo03.jpg)
Ben Avison, Theo Markettos and Rob Sprowson manning the RISC OS Open stand.
![](../data/shows/2013/photo04.jpg)
Martin Avison (left) and Vince Hudd (right) each talking to a customer.
![](../data/shows/2013/photo05.jpg)
As we’ve come to expect, the CJE Micro’s stand had a wide range of items for sale.
![](../data/shows/2013/photo06.jpg)
R-Comp seemed to be busy for most of the day.
![](../data/shows/2013/photo07.jpg)
The show organisers had a Raspberry Pi in the prize draw – won by Richard Brown of Southend.
![](../data/shows/2013/photo08.jpg)
There was a fair amount of 8-bit kit at the show, including this collection from Jason Flynn.
![](../data/shows/2013/photo09.jpg)
Keith Dunlop’s Usable Range was once again on hand to show what RISC OS can do with graphics and sound.
![](../data/shows/2013/photo10.jpg)
Aemulor Pi did pretty much what it said on the tin: legacy 26-bit software on the Pi.
![](../data/shows/2013/photo11.jpg)
Retro Software and BeebMaster had more 8-bit hardware on display.
![](../data/shows/2013/photo12.jpg)
The charity stall managed to raise around £800 for the Wakefield Hospice.
![](../data/shows/2013/photo13.jpg)
The show’s organisers – Wakefield RISC OS Computer Club.
![](../data/shows/2013/photo14.jpg)
A man in a bow tie at a RISC OS show needs little introduction: of course it’s Martin Wuerthner.
![](../data/shows/2013/photo15.jpg)
Peter Richmond, the man behind the Show Theatre, enjoying a rare moment of quiet conversation.
![](../data/shows/2013/photo16.jpg)
The RISC OS Open stand had a regular stream of visitors throughout the day.
![](../data/shows/2013/photo17.jpg)
Vince Hudd and Chris Hall; to their right, Richard Brown of Orpheus Internet.
![](../data/shows/2013/photo18.jpg)
Despite having no new releases, this was still an unusually quiet moment on Martin Wuerthner’s stand.
![](../data/shows/2013/photo19.jpg)
It was hard to find a quiet moment to photograph the CJE Micro’s stand.
![](../data/shows/2013/photo20.jpg)
The calm before the storm: setting up the Hawthorn and Oak Suites.
![](../data/shows/2013/photo21.jpg)
Show Supremo Chris Hughes makes sure that Chris and Steve Bass understand what he thinks they should be doing.
![](../data/shows/2013/photo22.jpg)
We’re late opening...
![](../data/shows/2013/photo23.jpg)
Exhibitors make their final preparations in the Cypress Suite.
![](../data/shows/2013/photo24.jpg)
WROCC members on the ticket desk waiting for the pre-show queue to be unleashed.
![](../data/shows/2013/photo25.jpg)
A very rare view of the R-Comp stand before visitors started getting in the way of the camera.
![](../data/shows/2013/photo26.jpg)
We’re open at last...
![](../data/shows/2013/photo27.jpg)
Adrian Lees, the man behind Aemulor, and Neil Spellings.