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Kim at her home in Farmington
Kim wasn't quite brave enough to bare her buns in public, but we think
she should! She's got one good lookin' tush! Here she is at her digs
in Farmington, using her own license plate to prove it.
The town of Farmington is located in Central Connecticut and is the
oldest inland settlement west of the Connecticut River. It was first
settled in 1640 by residents of Hartford. The town and the river were
given their present names in 1645, and that year is considered the incorporation
date of the town. The boundaries were enlarged several times after that
date, making the town by far the largest in the Connecticut Colony.
It has been called the "mother of towns" because its area has been divided
to produce nine central Connecticut towns.
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