Tulip Tree hugger
2020-03-14 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
The label 'tree hugger' is not a kind one but I couldn't help thinking of the term seeing this huge old Tulip Tree in what looks like a hug of the rock chimney. - LW Comments | Permalink
2020-03-14 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
The label 'tree hugger' is not a kind one but I couldn't help thinking of the term seeing this huge old Tulip Tree in what looks like a hug of the rock chimney. - LW Comments | Permalink
A new puppy
2020-03-14 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
The expressions in this picture make it one of my favorites from the last visit to Shelbyville. The little white puff in the arms of grandson Evan is at the heart of those expressions. Anyone reading this who has ever had a new puppy can relate to the absolute fun and total chaos they cause. Evan and his friend Savannah brought puppy - yet to be formally named - in as a surprise rescue. Shock is more like it - parents, older and younger siblings and resident adult dog were all stunned and in various stages of acceptance, or not, when I arrived. The one most clear about non-acceptance was the adult dog resident, Churchill, who growled, barked and had to be held back from all out attack. The one who was most delighted was 8-year-old Hailey who would do anything for "Pablo" she calls him, maybe even learn to help Ev clean up accidental puppy poo from the new floors. I shared with them the experience of the Dwain Harris family who recently hired a puppy trainer - a three-week-school in Somerset - to bring calm back to their household. Mom Sharon Harris says it works! Comments | Permalink
2020-03-14 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
The expressions in this picture make it one of my favorites from the last visit to Shelbyville. The little white puff in the arms of grandson Evan is at the heart of those expressions. Anyone reading this who has ever had a new puppy can relate to the absolute fun and total chaos they cause. Evan and his friend Savannah brought puppy - yet to be formally named - in as a surprise rescue. Shock is more like it - parents, older and younger siblings and resident adult dog were all stunned and in various stages of acceptance, or not, when I arrived. The one most clear about non-acceptance was the adult dog resident, Churchill, who growled, barked and had to be held back from all out attack. The one who was most delighted was 8-year-old Hailey who would do anything for "Pablo" she calls him, maybe even learn to help Ev clean up accidental puppy poo from the new floors. I shared with them the experience of the Dwain Harris family who recently hired a puppy trainer - a three-week-school in Somerset - to bring calm back to their household. Mom Sharon Harris says it works! Comments | Permalink
Tractor auciton continues today, Saturday, 14 Mar 2020
2020-03-14 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener from CM archives
This is day two of the live auction to sell toys, signs and parts, starting at 10:30amCT for the tractors in the collection of the late Lewis Garrison. In this ColumbiaMagazine.com archive photo Ed Waggener wrote of his friend's activities, "Lewis Garrison crosses the bridge across an inlet on the 3 acre lake at his place on KY 61 near Clay Ridge in a 1937 International one and a half ton stake truck. The truck was originally sold by Van Cleeve Motors in Campbellsville. After getting new paint by Dwayne Corbin and Johnny Wayne Keltner, a restored bed by Joe Coffey with oak stakes finished by Bradshaw Cabinet. Father and son Andy and Charles Collins did the fantastic job of restoring all the mechanical parts. The truck was made to look like new with other finishing touches by Lewis Garrison himself. The bridge is one Garrison moved from Summer Shade in Green County. Already, with only a half-dozen or so outside tractors on the grounds, there are about 75 on display." Comments | Permalink
2020-03-14 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener from CM archives
This is day two of the live auction to sell toys, signs and parts, starting at 10:30amCT for the tractors in the collection of the late Lewis Garrison. In this ColumbiaMagazine.com archive photo Ed Waggener wrote of his friend's activities, "Lewis Garrison crosses the bridge across an inlet on the 3 acre lake at his place on KY 61 near Clay Ridge in a 1937 International one and a half ton stake truck. The truck was originally sold by Van Cleeve Motors in Campbellsville. After getting new paint by Dwayne Corbin and Johnny Wayne Keltner, a restored bed by Joe Coffey with oak stakes finished by Bradshaw Cabinet. Father and son Andy and Charles Collins did the fantastic job of restoring all the mechanical parts. The truck was made to look like new with other finishing touches by Lewis Garrison himself. The bridge is one Garrison moved from Summer Shade in Green County. Already, with only a half-dozen or so outside tractors on the grounds, there are about 75 on display." Comments | Permalink
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