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DESCRIPTION:The City of Fort Collins recently celebrated the 40th Anniversa
 ry of The Farm at Lee Martinez Park.  The “Martinez Farm” is a special
  place that offers hands-on connections to our agricultural heritage.  The
  RCFC has a long and rich history with the development of the Farm.  RCFC 
 members Art Wilcox and Charlie Peterson were instrumental in developing th
 e “Farm Heritage Museum and Art's Tool Shed” at the Farm.  Further\, w
 e have used the Farm to illustrate the Rural – Urban connection and inte
 rdependence\, and the Club has arranged to display farm equipment used in 
 farming in Larimer County.\n\nThe City purchased the Farm in 1985 and spon
 sored several developments in the evolution of the Farm.  Special speaker 
 will be Emily Land\, Director\, Philanthropy & Strategic Partnerships\, Ci
 ty of Fort Collins\, who will share the City’s long-term development pla
 ns for the Farm.  \n
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LOCATION:600 North Sherwood Street
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SUMMARY:Fifth Wednesday Meeting @ Martinez Farm
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The City of Fort Collins recently celebrated t
 he 40th Anniversary of The Farm at Lee Martinez Park.  The “Martinez Far
 m” is a special place that offers hands-on connections to our agricultur
 al heritage.  The RCFC has a long and rich history with the development of
  the Farm.  RCFC members Art Wilcox and Charlie Peterson were instrumental
  in developing the “Farm Heritage Museum and Art's Tool Shed” at the F
 arm.  Further\, we have used the Farm to illustrate the Rural – Urban co
 nnection and interdependence\, and the Club has arranged to display farm e
 quipment used in farming in Larimer County.\n\nThe City purchased the Farm
  in 1985 and sponsored several developments in the evolution of the Farm. 
  Special speaker will be Emily Land\, Director\, Philanthropy & Strategic 
 Partnerships\, City of Fort Collins\, who will share the City’s long-ter
 m development plans for the Farm.  \n
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