Well, I was pleasantly surprised that I ended up in the Finger Lakes for my Peace Rock adventure. It was an awesome trip. We had lunch at an awesome restaurant that was in a hotel and they projected "It's a Wonderful Life" on the wall. We also ended up at a winery and I got to do a taste testing at the Swedish Hill Winery and bought a bottle of Viking Red. I also put about 5 Peace Rocks around the winery. It was a great trip and am looking forward to my next trip.
Hello! When i found the peace rock it was right outside of an art gallery so i didn't know if it was art or not, but i picked it up anyway. you can tell because i wrote this!
ReplyDeleteHey there! We found a Peace Rock of yours outside the Barnes and Noble in Poughkeepsie, NY. I thought it was pretty coincidental because our friend, Jami A. told us about your rocks and we go and find one within days! I think it was blue and had #1500 on it. We have pictures of it and will post them online as soon as we get them off of my wife's Blackberry. I think it would be a great project for my son's Cub Scout group to give each kid a few rocks to distribute around the area.
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Rick Ness
Yea Abby, glad you picked up the rock! I had 2 of my paintings in the gallery for the 2nd annual smallest canvas painting competition. You Rock!
ReplyDeleteHi Rick! Awesome about Peace Rock # 1500. I can't wait to see the pics. I think it would be great to give the Cub Scouts Peace Rocks to spread around the area. Please email me at pugsamungus@yahoo.com and let me know how many you would need. Peace.
ReplyDeleteThat'd be great. I'll email the den leader and make a plan. Thanks!
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