Wbsite and 'hello' part 2

17 years ago

I was sending a message and starting to give our website when somehow I lost the message. I am not sure I even got the website correct. Anyway it is

gourdsofthesouthwest.com.

I hope the rest of the message came through.

Thanks

Rob and Mary

Art of the South West

Mancos CO

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GardenKiwi
17 years ago
Yes! I got the messages - and had a great time roaming around your site! I see how you are "leveling" your gourds with that rope - can you give info on how you do that please? I am intrigued how you connect the two ends together - can you take a closeup photo and share that if it is not a trade secret? I would really appreciate that as I am really having a hard time getting the gourds to sit flat and be really stable.

Thanks - Rita in Michigan
kayjones
17 years ago
Those gourds are stunning!

Here is a link that might be useful: Gourd art
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