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Fernanda Queiroz de Vasconcellos

A Day in the Life of Hannah Flood

April 24, 2018 by Fernanda Queiroz de Vasconcellos

Hannah Flood is a young farmer who lives in New York City and works in the Hudson Valley. Every morning, Hannah Flood, 24, drives up to Linden Farm in Westchester, NY from her apartment in Washington Heights. Flood has been running the farm since the fall of 2016, when it was purchased by WeWork co-founders […]

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