Epicurean Kentuckian: Longhunters Hot Brown
2022-07-12 - Greensburg, KY - Photo by Amy
The The Longhunters Hot Brown features turkey breast served atop a corncake, smothered in a cheesy Mornay sauce, and topped with tomato and bacon, from Longhunters Coffee and Tea Company, on the Public Square in Greensburg. Comments | Permalink
2022-07-12 - Greensburg, KY - Photo by Amy
The The Longhunters Hot Brown features turkey breast served atop a corncake, smothered in a cheesy Mornay sauce, and topped with tomato and bacon, from Longhunters Coffee and Tea Company, on the Public Square in Greensburg. Comments | Permalink
Faces on the Square
2022-07-12 - Columbia, KY - Photo by John Campbell
John writes, "Here are some other items of interest that possibly many do not know were on the Public Square in Columbia. They are faces carved in stone by the architects of the Columbia Courthouse back in 1887. They are located atop of the 2 stone pillars on the Jamestown Street side entrance. Whether they are likenesses of the McDonald Brothers (designers) or of Mr. Hudson and Mr. Columbus (stone masons) is yet to be determined. Perhaps Michael Watson will know." Comments | Permalink
2022-07-12 - Columbia, KY - Photo by John Campbell
John writes, "Here are some other items of interest that possibly many do not know were on the Public Square in Columbia. They are faces carved in stone by the architects of the Columbia Courthouse back in 1887. They are located atop of the 2 stone pillars on the Jamestown Street side entrance. Whether they are likenesses of the McDonald Brothers (designers) or of Mr. Hudson and Mr. Columbus (stone masons) is yet to be determined. Perhaps Michael Watson will know." Comments | Permalink
Butterfly: Silvery Checkerspot
2022-07-12 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Pen
According to Wikipedia, "Silvery checkerspots enjoy moist areas such as streamsides. They can also be seen in meadows and forest openings." Comments | Permalink
2022-07-12 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Pen
According to Wikipedia, "Silvery checkerspots enjoy moist areas such as streamsides. They can also be seen in meadows and forest openings." Comments | Permalink
Older Photos