'Horsing Around' In Adams County, Ohio (PART I)
2018-06-29 - Adams County, Ohio - Photo by Robert Ellis
I toyed with numerous captions for this pic since it appears the horses are acting a little goofy. However, a quick look at the pic and the viewer will quickly discern why all the "shenanigans"; it's due to the onslaught of a swarm of flies! Two of the horses were in the final stages of shaking their heads (notice their ears) and the horse on right is still in motion of the head shake. This pic was taken this past weekend while visiting a fellow photographer and friend in the Flemingsburg KY area. - ROBERT ELLIS. Paired Photo - Barn in Adams County, Ohio - HORSING AROUND PART II Comments | Permalink
2018-06-29 - Adams County, Ohio - Photo by Robert Ellis
I toyed with numerous captions for this pic since it appears the horses are acting a little goofy. However, a quick look at the pic and the viewer will quickly discern why all the "shenanigans"; it's due to the onslaught of a swarm of flies! Two of the horses were in the final stages of shaking their heads (notice their ears) and the horse on right is still in motion of the head shake. This pic was taken this past weekend while visiting a fellow photographer and friend in the Flemingsburg KY area. - ROBERT ELLIS. Paired Photo - Barn in Adams County, Ohio - HORSING AROUND PART II Comments | Permalink
Travel: Whimsical yard art
2018-06-29 - Nashville, IN - Photo by Pen
A yard full of imaginative windmills and windcatchers spotted on a stroll in Brown County, IN. Comments | Permalink
2018-06-29 - Nashville, IN - Photo by Pen
A yard full of imaginative windmills and windcatchers spotted on a stroll in Brown County, IN. Comments | Permalink
Changing Face of Downtown Columbia, KY 29 Jun 2018
2018-06-29 - Southwest Corner, Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Kenneth & Doug Janes, Janes Painting, Columbia, KY, are putting their magic to work today, Friday, June 29, 2018, painting the trim and ironwork on the front of Nanwood Market's bright look. None of us who remember the building for over 75 years could imagine what so much natural lighting could do for the interior of the building. It's amazing. A question from history has arisen about one artifact. There's a sign anchor box centered above the "M-A-R" letters. Was it from the days when Herb Taylor had the men's shop there? Did it advertise a brand he carried in the haberdashery? Comments would be welcome, while this business is the center of attention. - EW Comments | Permalink
2018-06-29 - Southwest Corner, Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Kenneth & Doug Janes, Janes Painting, Columbia, KY, are putting their magic to work today, Friday, June 29, 2018, painting the trim and ironwork on the front of Nanwood Market's bright look. None of us who remember the building for over 75 years could imagine what so much natural lighting could do for the interior of the building. It's amazing. A question from history has arisen about one artifact. There's a sign anchor box centered above the "M-A-R" letters. Was it from the days when Herb Taylor had the men's shop there? Did it advertise a brand he carried in the haberdashery? Comments would be welcome, while this business is the center of attention. - EW Comments | Permalink
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