Monday, May 23, 2011
Patios and Logos
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We are working feverishly on the Granary to be able to open our Farm Store & Gallery next weekend. Rog has installed a charming brick patio in front of the building and is now reconstructing the steps and pergola. He has been working on this project between rainstorms, before and after work - one day he got up at 5:30 a.m. to lay bricks! I hope it stops raining and dries up a bit one of these days so I can mow and plant. It is so saturated the ground is squishy.
After much vacillation, we have finally settled on a color scheme for our farm logo. Now I can get busy painting the sign, ordering business cards and T-shirts --nothing like waiting until the last minute!
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In September 2008, we dived into our dream of creating a small, sustainable farm. Neither of us has previous farming experience, but we have enthusiasm and many ideas for this little 10-acre farmstead.
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10 comments:
Wonderful job. I can't wait to see it done. Your logo is perfect. Very nice.
The logo looks great and I LOVE your shop!
Love it!
The Granary is looking great! And I love the new color cheme of the logo. It definitely stands out!
All the best for the launch!
It's beautiful!
Thanks, everyone! I can't wait until it is done, either! LOTS left to do...
I love the final logo design!
Good luck with your grand opening. The Granary is looking great!!
I wish we lived closer. Would love to see the place!
The logo is beautiful.
Today I dumpster-dived a plywood arrow-pointy sign with the idea in my head that you could paint it up for the farm store...
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