Susie, Prettiest Cat at the Fair
2026-09-04 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Katelynn M. Molesky
Elayna Keltner's cat, Susie, was surprisingly calm and well-behaved for a feline amongst the crowded environment of the Adair County Fair's fun pet show, held in the Pavilion on September 1, 2026.
Susie was voted Prettiest Cat and Most Lovable Cat, and also took Second Place in the 4-H Class. Comments | Permalink
2026-09-04 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Katelynn M. Molesky
Elayna Keltner's cat, Susie, was surprisingly calm and well-behaved for a feline amongst the crowded environment of the Adair County Fair's fun pet show, held in the Pavilion on September 1, 2026.
Susie was voted Prettiest Cat and Most Lovable Cat, and also took Second Place in the 4-H Class. Comments | Permalink
Tortellini the tortoise
2026-09-04 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Katelynn M. Molesky
Lexi Yoder's tortoise, Tortellini, was one of the more unconventional entries in the recent fun pet show at the Adair County Fair. Tortelli won awards in the Smallest Pet and Most Unusual Pet categories. Comments | Permalink
2026-09-04 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Katelynn M. Molesky
Lexi Yoder's tortoise, Tortellini, was one of the more unconventional entries in the recent fun pet show at the Adair County Fair. Tortelli won awards in the Smallest Pet and Most Unusual Pet categories. Comments | Permalink
Travel: Historic Kestner Homestead
2026-09-04 - Amanda Park, WA - Photo by Robert Ellis, robertelliswoodworking.com
Robert writes, "While in the Quinault Rain Forest at Olympic National Park, we visited the Kestner Homestead. It was built in the 1800s, nestled inside the Quinault Rain Forest." The cabin is now used to teach visitors about homestead life as part of a flat, self-guided 1.3-mile loop from the Quinault Rain Forest Ranger Station. (www.nps.gov) Comments | Permalink
2026-09-04 - Amanda Park, WA - Photo by Robert Ellis, robertelliswoodworking.com
Robert writes, "While in the Quinault Rain Forest at Olympic National Park, we visited the Kestner Homestead. It was built in the 1800s, nestled inside the Quinault Rain Forest." The cabin is now used to teach visitors about homestead life as part of a flat, self-guided 1.3-mile loop from the Quinault Rain Forest Ranger Station. (www.nps.gov) Comments | Permalink
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