A life on the farm and a life on the ice; so different, yet so alike.
Growing up in Cochrane, Alberta—a large town located 22 km west of Calgary—Logan Watt’s life consisted of essentially two things: Farming and Hockey… Well naturally there was room for girls somewhere in his busy schedule, too. And Logan wouldn’t have it any other way. After getting passed up on by all 30 teams in the National Hockey League Entry Draft, Logan took on a new project for the upcoming summer: the rehabilitation of the legendary family farm. Little did he know that this one summer would have major implications on the rest of his professional and social life.
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