Metcalfe County Government Center: A classic touch
2018-09-10 - Metcalfe County Government Center, N Main Street, Edmonton, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
This sidewalk view of a much talked about and appreciated architectural feature on the soon to be completed Metcalfe County Government Center was especially appealing in the vivid colors of near-fall last week. - EW. Photo Thu 6 Sep 2018. Comments | Permalink
2018-09-10 - Metcalfe County Government Center, N Main Street, Edmonton, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
This sidewalk view of a much talked about and appreciated architectural feature on the soon to be completed Metcalfe County Government Center was especially appealing in the vivid colors of near-fall last week. - EW. Photo Thu 6 Sep 2018. Comments | Permalink
Squarecrow, Pumpkin festival time nigh - FM2 ready
2018-09-10 - Columbia, Adair County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
For just $2 worth of pumpkins at the Saturday, September 8, 2018 Farmers Market on the Square, this is a reminder for many of us, of the happiest time of the year upon us: Fall and the fall harvest, the Pumpkin Festival, and harvest Farmers Markets, Ironweed & Golden Rod season, and so importantly, the return of the Squarecrows in Downtown Columbia. These baby pumpkins were 50 cents each from David Jones at the Big Black Dog stall Saturday. Haven't seen one this size carved into a jack-o-lantern but it will be interesting to see if that would work - we'll know after getting advice from Hailey & Tillie, who know best about these things. The vintage made in Japan little man is either a totally valuable antique collected by Aunt Gin Hughes and passed down to Geniece Marcum and then to Linda, or he's a precious 25 cent doo-dad purchased at Edmonton's Village Shop by Geniece and passed down. Clicking Read More accesses the signup announcement for dibs on locations for this year's Squarecrow spots around the public square for the best odds on winning the highly coveted People's Choice Squarecrow award. - EW Comments | Permalink
2018-09-10 - Columbia, Adair County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
For just $2 worth of pumpkins at the Saturday, September 8, 2018 Farmers Market on the Square, this is a reminder for many of us, of the happiest time of the year upon us: Fall and the fall harvest, the Pumpkin Festival, and harvest Farmers Markets, Ironweed & Golden Rod season, and so importantly, the return of the Squarecrows in Downtown Columbia. These baby pumpkins were 50 cents each from David Jones at the Big Black Dog stall Saturday. Haven't seen one this size carved into a jack-o-lantern but it will be interesting to see if that would work - we'll know after getting advice from Hailey & Tillie, who know best about these things. The vintage made in Japan little man is either a totally valuable antique collected by Aunt Gin Hughes and passed down to Geniece Marcum and then to Linda, or he's a precious 25 cent doo-dad purchased at Edmonton's Village Shop by Geniece and passed down. Clicking Read More accesses the signup announcement for dibs on locations for this year's Squarecrow spots around the public square for the best odds on winning the highly coveted People's Choice Squarecrow award. - EW Comments | Permalink
Birds of KY: Fishing at Falls on Greasy Creek
2018-09-10 - From Old U.S. 127 Loop Bridge, Jamestown, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
The shorebird in the center of the falls was spotted only after the picture of the view from the bridge on Old U.S. 127 Loop looking toward the newest Greasy Creek Bridge, over the latest U.S. version of U.S. 127, was heavily scrutinized. There may not be enough detail to ID, but help would be appreciated. Kayaking would be only one benefit of restoring the Greasy Creek Park - it's a photographer's and birder's paradise. - EW. Photo Sat 08 Sep 2018. Comments | Permalink
2018-09-10 - From Old U.S. 127 Loop Bridge, Jamestown, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
The shorebird in the center of the falls was spotted only after the picture of the view from the bridge on Old U.S. 127 Loop looking toward the newest Greasy Creek Bridge, over the latest U.S. version of U.S. 127, was heavily scrutinized. There may not be enough detail to ID, but help would be appreciated. Kayaking would be only one benefit of restoring the Greasy Creek Park - it's a photographer's and birder's paradise. - EW. Photo Sat 08 Sep 2018. Comments | Permalink
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