It’s a Sign!

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Just after we moved here three years ago we decided we wanted to name our property and to have a handcrafted sign to welcome visitors. It took us a while to settle on the right name and then another long time to find the artist to craft the sign for us. Finally we found John of Bear Necessities. Today we took delivery of a beautiful sign crafted from a red oak plank that will grace the end of our garden/entrance to our house. Thank you Cousin Kathy for the suggestion of the name “‘Tween Creeks”!

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  1. Beverly Eller
    Beverly Eller on January 15, 2012 at 2:02 pm

    I like the name…great to see you this past Friday. We were going to try to come Sat, but just too tired from helping my daughter move. Hope to see you again soon.

    Bev

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