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4 Annual western slope CEC BBQ!

Posted 6/8/2011 7:42am by Jessica Washkowiak.

We wanted to thank the CEC (Colorado Environmental Coalition) for another great BBQ. At Rancho Durazno we are so happy to extend our farm to this wonderful group of individuals and to a positive organization. The BBQ was a success. The warm spring night was just what we needed to get ready for a great peach season. Everyone had a great time dancing to the music of Flat Top Reed, meeting new people, touring the farm and eating good food. We look forward to many fun times with the CEC and all our friends.

Tags: Cameron place CSA, CEC BBQ, Organic peaches, Palisade Peaches

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