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Thursday, October 29, 2009

Creating an identity for our group

Last night at the Upper Rockyford Lake Homeowners Association Board Meeting, the group voted to officially pledge support to the Gills Creek Watershed Association http://www.gillscreekwatershed.com/
by becoming a sponsor in the amount of $500. This means that our association will be recognized on all promotional materials published regarding GCWA, and we will get mention on the website, in their monthly newsletter, etc. I am glad that the board decided to do this, as the GCWA is really getting ready to do some great things to protect and improve the watershed in which we live and work.

I drafted up a logo to give us an identity, and welcome any comments/suggestions, etc. NOTE: the logo above is posted in low resolution, so that actual logo will appear much crisper/sharper.

Thanks!

1 comment:

T.J.T. said...: I like the logo. Looks good. A classic, simple, and pleasing design!; October 29, 2009 at 10:30 PM

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We are located within the Gills Creek Watershed....Gills Creek flows through the northeastern section of the City of Columbia and drains into the Congaree River. Gills Creek originates near Sesquicentennial State Park and accepts the drainage of Bynum Creek (Rose Creek), Rowell Creek, and Mack Creek before flowing through Rockyford Lake and Forest Lake. ) Gills Creek and its associated wetlands drain into the Congaree River. Several oxbow lakes, including Alligator Lake, drain into Gills Creek near the river. There are a total of 89.5 stream miles and 943.3 acres of lake waters in this watershed.