and talking music and farms. Rog and Scott made some wood-fired pizzas for dinner
Monday, June 20, 2011
Rotten Scodger
and talking music and farms. Rog and Scott made some wood-fired pizzas for dinner
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We had a blast from the past last weekend when our friend Scott showed up for a visit. Way back in about 1980, Scott and Rog were a singing duo, "Chocolate and Waterman."
We had a great time catching up
and talking music and farms. Rog and Scott made some wood-fired pizzas for dinner
followed by jamming late into the night with a little bonfire on the patio.
It was great fun to hear Rotten Scodger (as we often referred to Scott and Roger) singing and playing guitar together again
and dredging up some of the old songs they probably haven't even thought about in 25 years.
A small, diverse permaculture farm (and now, Bakery!) in beautiful SE Minnesota - our dream come true life focused on Local Food, Local Art, Local Music.
and talking music and farms. Rog and Scott made some wood-fired pizzas for dinner
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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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2 comments:
Thank you (and Rog) for your warm hospitality Sue; Squashblossom Farm is a wonderful place, and it was great to spend some time with y'all there. And if Rog & I ever need to come up with a shared stage name again, I think Rotten Scodger would be a fine option!
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