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Finch...The city boy urban famer

Location:  Lexington, KY

Day Job:  Facility Manager

The Digs:  Backyard, Front yard, Other, Parking lot

Crops:  Tomatoes

Why I'm Getting Dirty:  Would like to grow more of my own veggies and live a more sustainable life. Nothing can beat the taste of fresh foods.

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  • Posted by: on June 1st, 2011 at 01:08 pm

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