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Scenic Adair County, KY - Beautiful tree tunnel farm entrance

2018-06-15 - Along a South Central Kentucky byway - Photo by Ed Waggener
A busy farm lane is reminiscent of the days when, out of necessity the land and nature was more highly valued than machines, when a few scratches on the sides of farm trucks and on the tops of mail and other delivery trucks were seen as badges of honor, like Heidelberg dueling scars, which meant at the family farm was a working, not a gentrified hobby. Over the years, earnest, sincere farmers have emulated the hobby farmers to the point that roadsides are poisoned by the (lower case) state to the long time expense of the landowners. It's especially dangerous in today's age. But alas, save memories of Rachel Carson and persistent reminders by Joyce Coomer, degradation of the country side continues, at a terrible economic price. - EW
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Illegally kept fawn recovered at Marion Co., KY residence

2018-06-15 - Marion County, KY - Photo Kentucky Fish & Wildlife photo
The report of a deer fawn being kept illegally led to drug charges against a man and his mother in Marion County. . . Conservation Officers Brandon Boone and Lee Keith went to White's house to investigate the captive deer report and discovered a fawn locked in a large dog cage outside of the garage. Upon further investigation, officers found multiple marijuana plants outside of the house and marijuana growing inside of the garage. Investigators said more charges may be forthcoming against White based on additional evidence found inside the house. Click Read More for the rest of the story
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Wildflowers of KY - Cornflower a favorite shade of blue

2018-06-15 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
The wild Cornflower is just about my favorite shade of blue. Compliment Cornflower blue with colors of lemon yellow and it's just about my favorite combination. - LW
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