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Birds of KY: Great Snowy Owl spotted north of Campbellsville
 2018-03-26 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Derek Coomer.
Derek Coomer took this distant picture of a Snowy Owl spotted just north of Campbellsville, KY last week during the snow. It's on the post in the middle of the photo. He was disappointed that the conditions weren't optimum, but knew a photo of this rare sight would be appreciated, and shared it anyway. (Our thanks.)
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Making a point about soil erosion and how to help at park
 2018-03-26 - 901 Hudson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com. Bill Coleman and Alicia Bosela make a point about soil erosion and how tree-planting will help at the Jim Blair Park and Recreation Center. Alicia, who walks at the park regularly, has seen the ditch she's standing in created over the past several years by rushing water draining toward the creek. To help keep the soil in place and add to shade and beauty, 90 trees were planted by Garden Club members last Friday. The building is in the background. - LW
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Stately home in Breeding, KY connects to Akin family
 2018-03-26 - Southern Adair County, KY - Photo by Sheavon Taylor. This stately home in Breeding, KY has often inspired curiosity when driving the Old Breeding Loop left behind by the straightened, widened KY 61 South speeding tourists toward the Tennessee line and Dale Hollow Lake. The house has been left as it was when it still housed family activities, complete with its signature accent tree, a reminder of good places shared in past years, directly across the road from the Breeding Post Office and store. Recently it was highlighted in this photo by Sheavon Taylor with the note allowing us to know the family connected to the house, Robyn Curry and her brother Lance Burton revisiting "Ma Akin" old house in downtown Breeding, KY. After all these years, it's good to know. - LW
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Now blooming at Jim Blair Park & Recreation Center - bluets
 2018-03-25 - 901 Hudson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com. The Adair County Garden Club is partnering with the Jim Blair Park & Recreation Center to improve shade, help stop erosion and make it more beautiful. Friday, March 23, 2018, members of the club planted 90 new trees. The little flowers, bluets, in this picture are among the beautiful native plants already growing there. - LW
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There may not have been wanting tryst with girlfriend after all
 2018-03-25 - Johnson School Road, Gadberry-Fairplay, Adair County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. The bull on spring break may not have been having a tryst after all; he may have just been, as he seems to saying here, checking the mail - for his owner or for a letter from a love far away. When we returned to call 911, he was back on a side road, maybe interrupted on his way home. Wish we'd gotten his name. - EW. Paired photo - Spring break on Johnson School at J.W. Murrell Road
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