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SAY Cheese!

KEEP ’EM COMING

Email us the very best digital images of your small-farm friends to hobbyfarms@hobbyfarms.com , with “Say Cheese!” in the subject line. Include your name and address in the body of the email. We hope to see your photos in an upcoming issue!

Amy VanLue Portland, Indiana
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