Tobacco Road
2021-08-17 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Though many crops have been converted to soybeans or others, some still grow tobacco here. Comments | Permalink
2021-08-17 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Though many crops have been converted to soybeans or others, some still grow tobacco here. Comments | Permalink
Waiting with students to get the vaccine
2021-08-17 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Rachel Waggener
Rachel and Doug Waggener's daughters, Jade and Natalie, are pictured waiting to get the Coronavirus vaccine at Adair County High School. Rachel, a teacher, decided not to accept word of mouth and dug into the facts swirling around about the vaccine. She advises parents to find the facts. Comments | Permalink
2021-08-17 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Rachel Waggener
Rachel and Doug Waggener's daughters, Jade and Natalie, are pictured waiting to get the Coronavirus vaccine at Adair County High School. Rachel, a teacher, decided not to accept word of mouth and dug into the facts swirling around about the vaccine. She advises parents to find the facts. Comments | Permalink
Pawpaw fruit, as Ed predicted
2021-08-16 - Adair Co., KY - Photo By Larry Clark
Larry writes, "I remember speaking with Ed a few years ago about about all things paw paws. During our conversation he said he liked to see things from start to finish. So I took pictures throughout that year, from the bloom to the big ripe paw paws. I told him that I had luck getting some seedlings growing that year. I asked him if he knew how long they would take to bear fruit he said about seven years. Last year was the seventh, and the first year they had any blooms, so Ed was spot on, but, unfortunately, they froze.
This year however is a different story. I am submitting these pictures of my trees this year. I believe Mr. Ed Waggener would have liked them. --Larry" Comments | Permalink
2021-08-16 - Adair Co., KY - Photo By Larry Clark
Larry writes, "I remember speaking with Ed a few years ago about about all things paw paws. During our conversation he said he liked to see things from start to finish. So I took pictures throughout that year, from the bloom to the big ripe paw paws. I told him that I had luck getting some seedlings growing that year. I asked him if he knew how long they would take to bear fruit he said about seven years. Last year was the seventh, and the first year they had any blooms, so Ed was spot on, but, unfortunately, they froze.
This year however is a different story. I am submitting these pictures of my trees this year. I believe Mr. Ed Waggener would have liked them. --Larry" Comments | Permalink
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