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A collection of pictures that have appeared on ColumbiaMagazine.com and in the print edition of Columbia! Magazine. Photos are sorted from most recent to oldest. To see more pictures, click the "View the next..." link at the bottom of this page. To find a specific photo, try our Search Page.
Danish artist Thomas Dambo answers questions
2019-03-18 - Bernheim Forrest - Photo by Tiffany Kessler, columbiamagazine.com.
Danish artist Thomas Dambo has mesmerized nature lovers all over the world with his enormous giants. By using reclaimed and recyclable wood and other items, Dambo spreads his message that trash can be beautiful. We were fortunate to attend his Q & A session at Bernheim Forest Saturday before he and his crew left to create his newest giants in China.
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Advancing to State Competition
2019-03-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Rebecca Heuser Jr. Reporter.
1st and 2nd winners pictured from left to right: Brandi Grider (Horse Impromptu), Jeanene Pike (Fruit and Vegetable Impromptu), Ty Cheatham (Extemporaneous Speaking), Rachel Hatcher-(Goat/Sheep Impromptu), Myah Stricker (Greenhouse Impromptu), Rebecca Heuser (Poultry Impromptu), Hayden Hancock (Crop Impromptu)
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FFA Participants at Lake Cumberland Regional Day 2019
2019-03-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Rebecca Heuser Jr. Reporter.
First Row: Ellie Cheatham, Jax Rainwater, Matt McGuffin, Danielle Corona, Trenton Page, Devan Burton
Second Row:Lane Grant, Wesson Burton, Lilee Wall, Tori Kimbler, Jeanene Pike, Elizabeth Stamper
Third Row: Gracie Baker, Kiley Feese, Brandi Grider, Myha Stricker, Rebecca Heuser, Rachel Hatcher, Ty Cheatham
Fourth Row: Alicia Coffey, Heidi McGrady, Matthew Irvin, Emily Farmer, Coleton Wall, Kyron Burton, Walter Baker, Hayden Hancock
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Discovering the Forest Giants
2019-03-18 - Bernheim Forrest - Photo by Tiffany Kessler, columbiamagazine.com.
Few adults know the secret to conquering a giant this size and yet it seems to come natural to children. We definitely recommend this stop to discover Forest Giants - it was an easy drive from Columbia to Nelson County, free entrance during weekdays, and $5 per carload during the weekend. We were only able to view (and climb on) one of the creatures, but I have a feeling we'll be back in warmer weather to visit brother and sister. Bernheim is located in Bullitt and Nelson Counties in Kentucky, around 25 miles south of Louisville.
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Discovering friendly Forest Giants
2019-03-18 - Bernheim Forrest - Photo by Tiffany Kessler, columbiamagazine.com.
ONE TANK DAY TRIPPERS Eddie, Tiffany and Kasey Blue Kessler were on a birthday celebration discovery trip when they came in contact with Forest Giants, creations of Danish artist Thomas Dambo. The park was filled Saturday with excited children and those who remain a child at heart.
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Pure joy in motion at Green River Lake
2019-03-18 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Joy - pure joy - was what came to mind observing this brown and white playing in the high waters of Green River Lake Saturday. He first galloped around, exploring the edges of the waves, then romped, sniffed, pointed, raced and leaped in the air, before plunging right into the muddy water. He paddled out several yards before turning back, gulping a couple of drinks and climbing out. Once out, he did that shimmy thing dogs do to shake off the water. Then he rolled and rolled in the grass before starting all over again. The tree line shows half the trees were under water. Where he swam was in the high water covering the lower parking lot and the beach at Holmes Bend Marina.
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Pear tree blossoms line the drive
2019-03-17 - Cumberland County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Pear trees are coming into bloom as winter leaves us and these blossoms lining a driveway in scenic Cumberland County make for a stunning entry to someone's home. -LW
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