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Interpretation Panel for the 150th Anniversary of the Rowton Meteorite

We were recently asked to produce a new interpretation panel to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Rowton meteorite landing, designed by the local community to combine local history with scientific insight. VIPs, councillors, residents and meteorite enthusiasts gathered on April 20 near Waters Upton in Shropshire, where the meteorite struck in 1876. While a specially brewed ale added a celebratory touch to the commemoration, the real focus was on understanding the event itself and preserving its story for future visitors through interpretive signage. The Background of the Project The Rowton meteorite, a 3.5kg lump of nickel-iron, is scientifically significant.…

RSPB Saltholme

A series of highly individual signs, waymarkers and bollards directing visitors around this nature reserve. Large slabs of Cedar produced distinctive frame structures for both printed graphics and lockable notice boards.

Fordhall Community Farm

This local community run fram offers a shop, café and farm tours. This interpretation panel includes a map of the site, details about wildlife and with the blackboard section the opportunity to record species sighted today. A step allows youngsters easy access to the graphics. Supplied with an oak frame and posts.

Chasewater Country Park

A set of highly distinctive entrance and directional wayfinding signs were produced from artwork supplied. Our printers did justice to the bright vibrant colours and flexibility of production methods created the shaped top sections required. Supplied complete with pressure treated softwood posts.

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