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Heaven's Rays beam down in hillside forest

2018-07-15 - Along a South Central KY byway - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
The road rises to meet you in this great outdoor cathedral powerfully illuminated by midday sunlight on one of South Central Kentucky's many - never enough - tree tunnels. The Creator's dappling and shadow patterns makes the column of light on the left a likely sign of some great theological statement. Each traveler can draw his or her own certainties from there. - LW/EW
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Countdown to School Start, 26 days and buses ready!

2018-07-15 - Adair County Schools Transportation Complex, Col. Casey Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Citizens are now thinking of returning to classes in Adair County Public Schools. The buses are ready for students' return, lined up in a precise military order, ready to roll if called into an emergency situation tomorrow, Transportation Director David Jones conveyed recently. School starts in 26 days, on Thursday, August 9, 2018, for students. The campus is being maintained as though the first day of school were already here. Maintenance on the campus -a show place -sets a high standard for the rest of the county. - EW
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Road not taken: Corn patterns lead on to Russell County

2018-07-15 - Eastern Adair County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Riding down a country road in Adair County offers many opportunities requiring decisions to turn, or stay on the straight and narrow - if there is such a thing on a country road in Kentucky. The photographer heeded the signs in the corn and headed straight ahead, not taking "Ivy Lane," Adair County CR# 1897, 0.186 m. Instead, we took the road ahead, which leads to the choices of all manner of wondrous sights by staying straight ahead at the "T" into Russell County or hanging a right onto Acree Road, staying in Adair. -EW
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