I’m 66 and have been a groundskeeper for 48 years. Working on the World Cup is teaching me new things.
Gary Bartley is UBC's head groundskeeper. Courtesy of Siming ZhengGary Bartley, UBC's head groundskeeper, is prepping pitches for Team Canada's...
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