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Keepsake photo of Columbia High School class of 53

2022-09-01 - Columbia, KY - Photo from CM archives 2013, George Rice
The Class of 1953 will gather again this Saturday, September 3, 2022 at Black Stallion Steakhouse at noon. Looking back at the group's past activities, this is a photo sent in by George Rice of the 60th year reunion for the Columbia High School Class of 1953 on August 31, 2013 - nine years ago. Those attending that reunion were: Front row, Irene Bailey Harmon, Jeanette Bennett Page, Billy Smith, Jessie Burton Gaskin, Doris Green Robison, Martha Coffey Jones, Helen Claycomb York. Back row, George Rice, Sarah Tupman, Mitchell Tupman, Hilda Willis Jenkins, Anita Farris Hancock, Bob Jeffries, Sarah Whitney Baston, Sonny Williams, Gerald Norris. Also Dale Randall Choyce and husband Harold were present but left before the picture was taken.
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Summer setting sun

2022-09-01 - Fairplay, KY - Photo by Veronica Arnold
Veronica writes, "Summer is setting like the sun, with fall rising behind it. The last of the sunflowers bow with the weight of new seeds. Change is on the horizon."
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Travel: Moro Rock, Sequoia National Park, CA

2022-09-01 - Sequoia National Park, California - Photo By Robert Ellis, Robert Ellis Woodworking
Robert writes, "This Dome, named Moro Rock, is nestled within Sequoia Park. It is a very popular hike; by merely catching one of the Park's shuttle busses you can be dropped off at the starting point of the climb. It's a relatively short 1/2 mile hike to the top and back.. .but with over 350 steps, and blend in a little mix of fear of heights (if you have that fear) this makes for a really fun hike. When you reach the summit, you're at an elevation of 6,725 feet, with awesome views of the Sierra Nevada mountain range."

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