Eggs, Riding Bikes & Duke



Sincerely, 
Dan Matthews



Subject: Eggs Riding Bikes and Duke
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Date: Fri, 25 Jul 2014 13:21:11 +0000

Eggs Riding Bikes & Duke
July 25th Newsletter

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The Pastures of Rose Creek

 

     Our second Egg Mobile recently got a makeover! The new design features some personified eggs riding a bike and our resident German Shepard, Duke! The Egg Mobile was painted by some friends, Kiley and Shelby, who stopped by for a few days during a cross country road trip and volunteered to design and paint the egg mobile! A special thanks goes out to them! Check out the picture below!

Where to find us...

  • Athens Farmers Market - Stop by our stand at Bishop Park from 8am to 12pm. We will have our wonderful Piedmontese grass-fed beef fresh as well as our free-range eggs for sale! 
  • Oconee Farmers Market -  We'll be Downtown Watkinsville by the Court House from 8am to 1pm. Our Piedmontese grass-fed beef and free-range eggs will be for sale! Also, we'll have squash, cucumbers and peppers!
  • Wednesday Athens Farmers Market - We'll be at the parking lot next to Creature Comforts Brewing Company, 271 W Handcock Avenue, from 4pm - 7pm! 
  • Sunday Farm Stand - Come by the farm stand 2pm to 4pm on Sundays and get some fresh produce and beef! We are at 1051 Rose Creek Drive, Watkinsville! Be on the look out for the signs on Colham Ferry Road!

 

Sunday Gold Club

 
     Last week, we had quite a few customers come out to our Sunday Farm Stand! We look forward to seeing more of you on this little piece of heaven! For this week, our Gold Club Special is that you get a choice of free squash or cucumbers when you purchase $20 of beef!

     For the new subscribers - Our Gold Club is a Sunday Farm Stand discount that we offer to our Newsletter subscribers! Our farm stand is located at 1051 Rose Creek Drive, Watkinsville, GA and will be open from 2pm to 4pm on Sunday. Look for the signs on Colham Ferry!

"For the love of community and all things farming"




Your local farmers and friends,

William, Russell and the farm family
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