Miles Batchelder assists Alex Sinclair, as Amy Bair, co-owner of Just Peachy, a fruit and vegetable stand, talks with customers on Wednesday after opening up at their new location in the north parking lot of the La Plata County Fairgrounds, close to the entrance of the Durango Community Recreation Center. This is the 22nd year of selling Palisade produce in Durango. The company will be opening a second location at 3478 E. 34th St. on Saturday and possibly a third Durango location. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
Miles Batchelder assists Alex Sinclair, as Amy Bair, co-owner of Just Peachy, a fruit and vegetable stand, talks with customers on Wednesday after opening up at their new location in the north parking lot of the La Plata County Fairgrounds, close to the entrance of the Durango Community Recreation Center. This is the 22nd year of selling Palisade produce in Durango. The company will be opening a second location at 3478 E. 34th St. on Saturday and possibly a third Durango location. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)Jerry McBride
Amy Bair, co-owner of Just Peachy, a fruit and vegetable stand, stocks tomatoes on Wednesday. Just Peachy opened a new location in the north lot of the La Plata County Fairgrounds, close to the entrance of the Durango Community Recreation Center. This is the 22nd year of selling Palisade produce in Durango. The company will open a second location at 3478 E. 34th St. on Saturday and possibly a third Durango location. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
Amy Bair, co-owner of Just Peachy, a fruit and vegetable stand, stocks tomatoes on Wednesday. Just Peachy opened a new location in the north lot of the La Plata County Fairgrounds, close to the entrance of the Durango Community Recreation Center. This is the 22nd year of selling Palisade produce in Durango. The company will open a second location at 3478 E. 34th St. on Saturday and possibly a third Durango location. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)Jerry McBride