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• After a day of mowing, Walter Frazier puts on a fresh sweatshirt.
• Walter Frazier and his friend, Kathy Martin, ride their bicycles together nearly everyday. After Frazier met Martin at her Bardstown home, the two rode up Third Street to the St. Vincent DePaul Mission Store.
• Walter Frazier, 63, pushes a mower up hill, cutting the yard of one of his 25 clients in Bardstown. Frazier lost his right arm in a farming accident at the age of 18 and does odd jobs around town. After years of dealing with the lost of his arm, Frazier proudly admits there is nothing he cannot do.
• Frazier admits he was angry when he lost his arm at age 18, but he has since learned to live a normal life.
• Walter Frazier, 63, relaxes with a can of Bubba Cola at his Bardstown home after mowing three lawns on Tuesday. Frazier lost his right arm in a farming accident at age 18 and does odd jobs around town.
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• Walter Frazier is often seen downtown. His routine includes walking up to 30 miles a day in search of odd jobs to make money.
• Part of Frazier's daily routine is shopping at the St. Vincent De Paul Mission thrift store, and he occassionaly takes time out to rest while waiting for friends Kathy Martin and Keith Taylor (not pictured).
• Keith Taylor teases his friend, Walter Frazier, about how many layers of clothes he's wearing during a warm fall afternoon.
• Lawn mowers need parking space, too. Walter Frazier parks his 4.0-horsepower Murray mower in a space at a photocoping center in Bardstown.