James Roberts and Mitzi Bault admire finished SquareCrow
2019-10-11 - Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Creative girl reporter Mitzi Bault asked James Roberts to please thank his son, Jamison, who helped her unload bales of hay to start the process on the ColumbiaMagazine.com SquareCrow she engineered. From there she stuffed the pants and shirt, put a coat on her SquareCrow and waited for the face of her Uncle Ed to be printed at Trifecta Print to add the final touch in her tribute to him. By the deadline for getting it all together, it had taken the print shop, the hay farm, Ricky's pickup truck, three women, two grandchildren and a pack of tools to complete the job of the first ever CM SquareCrow. There are 60 in the competition! Comments | Permalink
2019-10-11 - Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Creative girl reporter Mitzi Bault asked James Roberts to please thank his son, Jamison, who helped her unload bales of hay to start the process on the ColumbiaMagazine.com SquareCrow she engineered. From there she stuffed the pants and shirt, put a coat on her SquareCrow and waited for the face of her Uncle Ed to be printed at Trifecta Print to add the final touch in her tribute to him. By the deadline for getting it all together, it had taken the print shop, the hay farm, Ricky's pickup truck, three women, two grandchildren and a pack of tools to complete the job of the first ever CM SquareCrow. There are 60 in the competition! Comments | Permalink