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Dr. Pat Cowherd and Dr. Milton Rogers at Chamber banquet

2018-06-26 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Joan C. McKinney
Dr. Milton Rogers, right, receives the Campbellsville-Taylor County Chamber of Commerce Educator of the Year Award from Dr. Pat Cowherd, president of the chamber who is dean of the School of Business, Economics and Technology at CU.
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Wildflowers of KY - Today's Special II - QAL & Visitor Combo

2018-06-26 - South Central Kentucky byway - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Paired photo. See: Wildflowers of KY - Today's Special - Queen Ann's Lace & _____. See Also: wikipedia.org.wiki/Daucus_Carota
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Wildflowers of KY - Today's Special - Queen Ann's Lace & _____

2018-06-26 - South Central Kentucky byway - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
The accent flower above is cornflower with emphases of graying fence post and barbed wire. There are those who admire Queen Ann's lace all by its lonesome, who see a mass of the of even-topped umbels as a thing of great beauty. But many, especially those who love the un-neat, (Joyce Coomer's word) - like the wild carrot plant as a companion plant. Cornflower is a favorite. QAL and Orange Milkweed is exquisite. And QAL and Orange Milkweed and a butterfly or tiny bird - are a trinity. Divine. - EW. (Linda concurs) Paired photo. See: Wildflowers of KY - Today's Special II - QAL & Visitor Combo. See Also: wikipedia.org.wiki/Daucus_Carota

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  1. Michael Potter - Michael Potter: Wonders if poison hemlock also in QAL photo (above)
  2. Mike Watson - Story: QAL, Chiggers & a shower + trip to Dr. Loy's
  3. Joyce M. Coomer Queen Anne's Lace and Chiggers (Or Lack Thereof); and comments on the shapes of Queen Anne' Lace blossoms for purpose of identification.
  4. Cynthia A Meyer Sycamore Springs: Discovery of an OTC chigger itch arrester
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