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Some would say it was official when we had the closing 2 years ago...but we horse people know it gets real when you name the place, and turns official when the sign goes up.

I knew the name the first time I saw the place from the road, before DH even knew it existed, before we had even really agreed that we were ready to buy a place of our own. Anyone that has spent any significant time with my boy understands that he was certain a similar sign hung everywhere he has ever lived...heck, probably every place he has ever visited....even if no human could see it.

And the coolest part to me....the silhouette really is him...and better yet, taken from a photo of his first ride back in a show ring after his first, and most severe, bout with EPM.

(It may be hard to tell, but yes, that is an apostrophe, not another bolt)

I love it when farms have names and especially if they are meaningful to you. I love your farm's name and sign. I was about like you the first time we walked over our farm. I could see where deer had wallowed out places to lay in the tall grass so I named my farm Deer Wallow Farm which I still love to this day.

sweet....

That's awesome!

Love it

I loff it!

Very nice!!! It makes me think that after 15 years we should consider a sign (but we are in Appalachia, note the Piedmont!!)/

HEY, you must grin every time you turn into the drive. Good for you.

Thanks all. I do smile every time I look at it. The plan is to plant a nice big garden around its base...one of those planned out gardens that looks sort of free and unplanned. Have an awesome family-owned nursery on a farm nearby with awesome prices and really helpful folks, so will be getting some advice/plants there when it's time.