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Kentucky Color: Puffball spores


2019-11-29 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge.
That Puffball Smoke is actually multiple millions of spores which will make more Puffballs if they land on rotting wood.


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Don Saager works on one of his locomotives


2019-11-29 - Stamping Ground, KY - Photo by Jackie Anders/The News-Graphic.
Don Saager builds and operates his 1.5:12 inch scale model trains in a shop on his farm.


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Girl Scouts pin Veterans with poppies


2019-11-29 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Maddie Gumm, Marketing Director, Taylor County School District.
Veterans were greeted by local Girl Scouts and were pinned with red poppies, symbolizing sacrifice and remembrance. Later in the ceremony, senior Addie Westbrook went into further detail to explain the meaning of the poppy.


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FFA senior officers demonstrate folding of the flag


2019-11-29 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Maddie Gumm, Marketing Director, Taylor County School District.
During the special TCHS ceremony, Veterans killed in action were honored and FFA Senior Officers did a demonstration of the Folding of the American Flag.


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Veterans honored at TCHS


2019-11-29 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Maddie Gumm, Marketing Director, Taylor County School District.
Local Veterans were given special honors in the annual program presented by Taylor County High School with students leading the way.


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Howell Drug Store in Greensburg


2019-11-29 - Green County, KY - Photo from the collecting of Larry Smith.
Howell Drug Store was located on the public square in Greensburg many years ago. - LJS


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Turkey's Worst Thanksgiving


2019-11-28 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Amy. A Thanksgiving story, written and illustrated by 2nd-grader Hailey Elizabeth Waggener
This is Farmer Jay!!!!! It's Thanksgiving! I'll go get the turkey roasted. Oh no, turkey heard everything. Turkey is terrifid! "OK, daddy," said Farmer Jay's daughter Hailey.

I think I shood hide in the secret pantry. No-one looks in there. I need to be perpeered (prepared) for this.

But why? Im a veguterene (vegetarian). Ok, so no turkey. Yes! Ok. Ok, Yes Yes! Turkey heard farmer Jay and his wife.

Hailey said, "How about turkey eats with us?" Yes that wood (would) be okay! Yay!

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