I passed this in Ballyboughal on my way home on Saturday. A slightly different way to sell your fruit and vegetable produce maybe, but one that really made me smile.
I like it.
I passed this in Ballyboughal on my way home on Saturday. A slightly different way to sell your fruit and vegetable produce maybe, but one that really made me smile.
I like it.
Hi John,
long time no see.
In a world that seems en mass reliant on mass media channels, this is something that most likely isn’t going to make the big news. That said it is more than refreshing to see.
It was there as I drove by on Saturday. It was also there as I was out walking on the Sunday. I’ll gather therefore the tried and tested method works.
More than that, it seems to be becoming a little chatting post as well as a really happy/ positive talking point.
I love it.
hope all is well mate
peter
I saw this on an episode of River Cottage a few years ago and remarked “I wonder would that work in Ireland?”. Nice to see that someone has tried.
Hey Peter. Oh I think it’s a great idea, especially for in a small community setting. Trust and honesty are too easily dismissed in our world, it’s nice to see some belief in them still.
Things are grand BTW, thanks for asking.
Love this.
me too
love this. first thought were songlines “…honesty is such a lonely word, honesty is hardly ever heard…”
Aafke,
one more reason to smile.
it is brilliant
peter