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Tommy Bailey: A Very Treesome Sunset


2018-03-29 - Birch Road, East Adair County, KY - Photo by Tommy Bailey.
Tommy Bailey captured this beautiful sunset today, Thursday, March 29, 2018.


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The Crossroads? Hale's Highway and KY 55 Russell County, KY


2018-03-29 - Russell County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Admitting to grievous ignorance of local geography, I don't know, and couldn't find on all maps what the name of this delightful crossroad's village in Russell County is named, though it's been a favorite spot since first buying a sandwich on a bike ride to Wolf Creek Dam over 60 years ago. The photo was taken simply because of the way the signs line up, looking from Cape Circle down KY 323 across KY 55 and thence, the road rising to meet us on the other side to Bryan and Creelsboro. Is the town Olga? Old Olga? The Wikipedia entry on KY 55 would make that the most likely guess, and the entry has a photo of Fairview Separate Baptist Church, a distinctive element in the community. - EW


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Overview, collision scene, MP 31, Metcalfe from Adair Co., KY


2018-03-29 - Cumberland/Louie B Nunn Parkway, Edmonton, KY - Photo ColumbiaMagazine.com .
This grainy cellphone picture does show the familiar location on the parkway where the two semi's collided today, it's looking west, from the Adair County side with the more recent blacktopping rotation, with darker pavement, across the county line. - EW


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At Cumberland/LBN Pkwy Clean Up, MP 31 at 11:15amCT


2018-03-29 - Cumberland Parkway, MP 31, Metcalfe County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
A Coca-Cola van, in the median, and a potato-chip semi-van on the shoulder and vehicles involved in clearing the wreckage and controlling traffic were still keeping the eastbound lanes closed at 11:15amCT, Thursday, March 29, 2018, when this photo was taken. One motorist, commuting from Cumberland County to her work in Glasgow who passed by the scene of the crash in the dark rainy hours of drive-to-work time, couldn't make out what the wreckage, was. "I thought a plane had crashed," she said. She still hadn't had word if the lanes were reopened at time to go home from work. - EW


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Birds of Kentucky, Muscovy Duck at Bowling Park Lake


2018-03-29 - Bowling Park, 1608 W Stockton Street Edmonton, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Things have been really busy preparing for Easter Weekend at Bowling Park and Christ the Healer Church. On the lake, the ducks and geese appeared to be preening an prepping for Easter.


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ACHS Theatre Department's cast for SNOW ANGEL


2018-03-29 - Lindsey Wilson College, Hodge Center, 405 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Victoria Leibeck-Owsley.
The ACHS Theatre Department will be performing tonight at Lindsey Wilson College's Hodge Center, 405 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY. Snow Angel is a story of teen-related themes through the minds of a cast of 17 characters. The show begins at 6:30pmCT, Thursday, March 29, 2019, with doors opening at 6pmCT. Admission is free. The cast includes, Front row, from left; Mason Mann, Ann Alexander, Ashley Smith, Alyssa Webb, Angie Alexander, Malayziah Deel, and Destiny Melson. Back Row: Lejano Zavalija, Schyler VanArsdale, Faith Berry, Fabiola Medina, Jonathan Grider, Alondra Medina, Emma Grider, Kelsey Wiley, and Madison Smith


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Big Al: A good breakfast at Ozzies Diner, Los Angeles


2018-03-29 - Ozzies Diner, Los Angeles, California - Photo by Innocent Bystander.
A good breakfast at Ozzies Diner, Los Angeles, CA. I'm getting ready to watch the Chicago Cubs open up the 2018 MLB season in Miami. - BIG AL OWENS. Paired Photo: - Big Al checks in from Los Angeles


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