Above all, be courteous
2021-02-19 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Victoria Pike of Miss Vicky's Pampered Angus Ranch
I certainly hope that folks are understanding of how the roads are cleared. The state is responsible for the Cumberland Parkway and State roads. Parkway must be cleared before anything else. Priority 1 road. Then the State roads 61, 80, 55.
The County is responsible for clearing county roads. State is not allowed on those.
Then the City is responsible for City side streets.
So be sure, before you fuss at someone for not clearing your road, you are calling the correct person. When all else fails do like I did. Clear your own. Miss Mahindra did her job today.
Above all, be courteous. Our crews, no matter who they work for, have been at it for several days with long hours. Thank you. - Miss Vicky Comments | Permalink
2021-02-19 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Victoria Pike of Miss Vicky's Pampered Angus Ranch
I certainly hope that folks are understanding of how the roads are cleared. The state is responsible for the Cumberland Parkway and State roads. Parkway must be cleared before anything else. Priority 1 road. Then the State roads 61, 80, 55.
The County is responsible for clearing county roads. State is not allowed on those.
Then the City is responsible for City side streets.
So be sure, before you fuss at someone for not clearing your road, you are calling the correct person. When all else fails do like I did. Clear your own. Miss Mahindra did her job today.
Above all, be courteous. Our crews, no matter who they work for, have been at it for several days with long hours. Thank you. - Miss Vicky Comments | Permalink
Bird smorgasbord
2021-02-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by George Kolbenschlag
Here is a "charm" of Goldfinches in their winter coats sharing a smorgasbord of seed (less the pickled fish) on my back patio. My bird feeders were frozen over, and I felt sorry for the neighborhood collection of winged lovelies so I put this on my open patio. It took about ten minutes before the birds found it. At one point I had five species at one time sharing the dinner table. In addition to the Goldfinches there were Cardinals, several species of Sparrows, Blue Jays, Tufted Titmouse's, Chickadees, Nuthatches, Juncos, and even a Mockingbird, Robin and an unkempt Starling or two. No Bald Eagle since there was no fish on the platter. Comments | Permalink
2021-02-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by George Kolbenschlag
Here is a "charm" of Goldfinches in their winter coats sharing a smorgasbord of seed (less the pickled fish) on my back patio. My bird feeders were frozen over, and I felt sorry for the neighborhood collection of winged lovelies so I put this on my open patio. It took about ten minutes before the birds found it. At one point I had five species at one time sharing the dinner table. In addition to the Goldfinches there were Cardinals, several species of Sparrows, Blue Jays, Tufted Titmouse's, Chickadees, Nuthatches, Juncos, and even a Mockingbird, Robin and an unkempt Starling or two. No Bald Eagle since there was no fish on the platter. Comments | Permalink
Wednesday night on the Square in Columbia
2021-02-18 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Caleb Irvin
Lois Cunningham sent this stunning photo, another one by Adair County Tourism Director Caleb Irvin who is a member of the ownership family of Nanwood Market. Another magical glimpse of the snow storm of February 17, 2021. Comments | Permalink
2021-02-18 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Caleb Irvin
Lois Cunningham sent this stunning photo, another one by Adair County Tourism Director Caleb Irvin who is a member of the ownership family of Nanwood Market. Another magical glimpse of the snow storm of February 17, 2021. Comments | Permalink
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