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Long time no Blog

Posted by Mark & Yasmin Roworth on July 8, 2011 at 2:45pm

We haven't blogged in a while so I thought id have a type. Thank you to everybody who has supported us and offered advice over the last couple of months. Things are shaping quite nicely, quotes are coming in and we have been nice and busy for a new business fingers crossed it continues.

 

After finishing some contracting work in Manchester we have finally had our van sign written which we are pleased with, giving the LDV a bit of identity and colour. 

We have been working on a residential area. The facilities are for people rebuilding their lives after suffering from mental illness. This has been particularly nice week seeing the appreciation from people living there and who work there. Knowing that a difference is being made by your work makes it all the more worthwhile.

 

Over the next couple of week we are doing tree work, fencing, garden maintenance, quoting and more advertising. 

 

The website has been updated, feel free to take a peek a picture of some more jobs and the van sign written is on there.    http://www.mprlandscapes.co.uk/

Regards

Yasmin 

 

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  • Mark & Yasmin Roworth July 18, 2011 at 10:43am
    Thanks Stephen, no we cant grumble at our LDV shes plodding on nicely :~)
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