Barry Gheesling at Georgia's state capitol building with the Social Circle main mass on display

Barry Gheesling hunting for magnetic peanuts

Zach swinging a White's around an old Georgia find location

Hal Povenmire addresses MAG as a guest speaker on July 20th, 2008

Anita presents Hal with an Honorary MAG membership

Wayne and Harlan etching slices specimens

Jerry Armstrong showing his new painting 'Rescue from Oblivion'

Wayne looks over some of Michaels chondrites

John holding Anita's wonderful Smithsonian replica

Sean answering a few questions about tektites at the end of the presentation

Anita examining some of Michael Bloods meteorites, and dreaming of tektites

Jerry Armstrong and Sean Murray display the set of rare tektites they traded after the meeting

Dave and Sean addressing 400 students at the Palmer Middle School auditorium on May 2nd

Julian Gray, Tellus Museum curator, addresses the group on 4.26.08

After the meeting, MAG members socialize, and show their latest acquisitions and items for trade

Jerry Armstrong speaking to Cobb County's science teachers about meteorites and astronomy

Anita distributes materials at the very successful April 26, 2008 MAG members meeting

Dave Gheesling presenting to a group of 6th graders at East Cobb Middle School

David Hardy teaches a large group of 5th graders about meteorites on the south side of Atlanta

Dave Gheesling and David Hardy with the Statesboro meteorite

Drew and Statesboro

Carl Ziglin and Claxton

David Hardy and his magnificent collection

John Krebs, David Hardy, Sean Murray, John Iacullo, Jerry Armstrong and Carl Ziglin at the January 12, 2007, meeting at Anita's house

Anita & Co. discussing meteorites at her house

Jerry Armstrong teaching some attentive kids the finer points of Meteorites 101

Barry Gheesling with his 101 gram Franconia find on December 16, 2007

David Hardy and Harlan Trammell giving the 1.0 MAG website a first look

MAG president Anita Westlake hearing what an enthusiastic kid knows about space & meteorites

Barry Gheesling working the flat lap with the obligatory pipe

Jerry Armstrong & Dave Gheesling after the privilege of speaking to Cobb County's science teachers about the finer points of meteorites

Harlan Trammell with a fantastic New Orleans specimen and me with an individual from the Bassikounou fall

David Hardy and Dave Gheesling checking out a framed meteorite specimen

MAG president Anita Westlake on the trim saw with Kris Gheesling watching closely

Jerry Armstrong, Harlan Trammell, Tim Cantwell, Dave Gheesling, Martha Brown, John Iacullo and Anita Westlake at the Inaugural Meteorite Association of Georgia meeting at Jerry's house

Barry Gheesling on a visit with Bob Haag and the Djermaia main mass in Tucson

Harlan Trammell, David Hardy, Tim Cantwell, John Iacullo, Anita Westlake, Bunty Cantwell, Martha Brown, Carl Ziglin, Julian Gray and Barry Gheesling at the 2nd MAG meeting on 10/6/2007

Dave Gheesling, John Iacullo, Anita Westlake, Martha Brown and Harlan Trammell at the inaugural MAG meeting at Jerry Armstrong’s house on July 14, 2007

MAG president Anita Westlake addresses the group with Julian Gray, Tellus Museum curator, looking on