2011 SML BUSINESS EXPO
The 2011 Smith Mountain Lake Business Expo held in downtown Moneta last Saturday was only 20 minutes from our house, so how could we not go? Besides, I wanted to stop at Kitty's Little Book Shoppe, and we needed plants and other stuff from Moneta Farm & Home Center, and a few groceries from Shop Rite Grocery.
Hickory Hill Vineyards & Winery hosted a display. That's Wendy Furrow-Scott, daughter of owners Roger and Judy Furrow. Many of their wines have won medals. Click on the picture to see the wines better. They don't carry just wine; there's also a gift shop with unique items for sale.
John and Micki Singer are manning the Bedford Memorial Hospital booth. I've received excellent medical attention there several times--at the hospital, not the booth.
Diamond Hill General Store was represented by Robert Matzuga (garden center) and Christine and Carl Brodt, owners of Diamond Hill General Store.
This huge sign immediately caught my eye. I mean, who wants a nasty crawl space? Not I! Since we don't have a crawl space we don't need to worry, but if I did I think I'd go to this company with the catchy sign. The man was nice, too, but I didn't get his name.
We learned a lot and met some interesting people. We plan to go to the next SML Business Expo.
The professional sign above, designed and created locally by SML Signs & More, welcomed us. The tents were packed with vendors and folks looking for all kinds of information on products and services.
Hickory Hill Vineyards & Winery hosted a display. That's Wendy Furrow-Scott, daughter of owners Roger and Judy Furrow. Many of their wines have won medals. Click on the picture to see the wines better. They don't carry just wine; there's also a gift shop with unique items for sale.
John and Micki Singer are manning the Bedford Memorial Hospital booth. I've received excellent medical attention there several times--at the hospital, not the booth.
Diamond Hill General Store was represented by Robert Matzuga (garden center) and Christine and Carl Brodt, owners of Diamond Hill General Store.
This huge sign immediately caught my eye. I mean, who wants a nasty crawl space? Not I! Since we don't have a crawl space we don't need to worry, but if I did I think I'd go to this company with the catchy sign. The man was nice, too, but I didn't get his name.
We learned a lot and met some interesting people. We plan to go to the next SML Business Expo.
Labels: Bedford Memorial Hospital, Diamond Hill General Store, Hickory Hill Vineyards and Winery, SML Business Expo, SML Signs and More
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