Bruce, I live in the east end of Ottawa about 3 miles west of where the tornado was. I grew up on the family farm in western Lanark County about 10 miles north of Hwy 7 at Maberly and 22 miles north west of Perth. My younger brother and wife operate the farm now. No more dairy since 2005, some beef cattle, hay, oats, maple syrup and firewood. Lots of rock, stones and hills. Only a few true farmers left in his area, Toronto people are retiring and buying up the farms. I still enjoy disking and helping with major mechanical repairs. There are good farms around Perth, Carleton Place, Almonte and both sides of the Ottawa River. Not many doing dairy anymore mostly beans and corn. Unfortunately several of the good farms around the City of Ottawa have become housing developments. My wife has cousins in the Peterborough and Lindsay areas, we are hoping to visit them this summer so maybe we could arrange a hello to you and Genevieve at the same time. How far are you from Lindsay?
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