I also searched “jaswells farm apple picking” and came
across a blog called “The Rhode Less Traveled: A Rhode Island Blog”. (here’s
the website if you want to check it out! http://therhodelesstraveled.com/2010/09/18/jaswells/
) The first thing I see is a bright red apple, this really grabs my attention. While
reading the blog post the author, Michele Meek, mentions that she heard about
Jaswell’s Farm through a friend. Meek also mentions that her young daughter
loved going apple picking. This shows how family oriented this subculture
really is. Additionally, someone commented on the blog post and called Jaswell’s
Farm “a nice, friendly family farm.” The blog post seems very genuine and
exemplifies the idea that Jaswell’s is a wholesome family establishment.
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
The Digital Landscape
It’s time to see what the internet has to offer! I went
online to look around on the Jaswell’s Farm website: http://www.jaswellsfarm.com/index.php.
Immediately I noticed that “Experience
Jaswell’s Farm” was at the top of the page in bright red font. It’s funny that
my blog is called “Apple Picking Experience”. Jaswell’s and I have the same
idea that farm life is an experience! Their slogan is “It’s all about family…yours
and ours!” I really like this slogan. It shows that family is very important to
Jaswell’s Farm. This makes a lot of sense because Jaswell’s has been a family
owned farm since 1899. I had no idea that this farm has been around since 1899;
it’s so amazing that Jaswell’s is still operating today! On the home page of
their website there is some history about the farm. Jaswell’s Farm has been
passed down from generation to generation which is why family is so highly
valued. There is a picture of the farm stand on the home page. It makes the
farm look inviting. There is also a slide show of pictures of children holding
different foods, such as pumpkins, apples, blueberries. This suggests that
family is important to Jaswell’s and that the farm is a child-friendly
environment. It also displays some of
the food products grown on the farm. The background of the website is a fresh
green color. This color automatically makes me think of freshness and the
outdoors. The website creator definitely chose the background color to reflect the
atmosphere of the farm. The website includes other pages such as a photo
gallery of the farm, information on the farm stand and picking seasons, and
there is even a page where it explains their delicious candy apples. The pictures
on the website make the food look so appetizing. I’ll definitely have to get a candy
apple when I visit the farm for my second set of field notes! This website
definitely makes the viewer feel welcome! I feel like the more they talk about
the history of their farm, the more I’m connected to their family. The Jaswell’s
Farm website makes you feel happy!
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