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New Year's Day wedding: Orissa Mora-Kent & Nicholas Woodward


2018-01-19 - Adair County, KY - Photo Carri Peterson, SunlitMomentsPhotography.
On January 1, 2018 in the early morning, in the extreme cold, and "beautiful, glittery, magical air," Orissa Mora-Kent and Nicholas Woodward prepare for their wedding.


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Write your own caption photo for Birds of Kentucky


2018-01-19 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
The Robin is definitely pondering the sign with a bird's eye. What's it thinking. It's a picture in need of your caption. Send using the "Comments" link with the photo. - EW
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Entering Snowy Columbia down Grider Hill Pass


2018-01-19 - Approaching Columbia Bypass on KY 61/KY 80, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
The cut across the intersection looked like a two way ski slope in need of a chairlift to be a ski resort. Usually, this much snow bring out a few skiers, but we haven't heard reports of any this season. The photo was taken Thursday evening, January 18, 2018. Roads were in excellent shape on state and city maintained roads, as well as many county roads. - EW


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KSP Post 1 investigating tugboat explosion in Calvert City, KY


2018-01-19 - Hollinger Road, Calvert City, KY - Photo Submitted by Sr. Tpr. Jody Cash, KSP Post 1, Mayfield, KY.
Kentucky State Police Detectives are on the scene of an early morning explosion on the Tennessee River. At 9:17amCT., Marshall County Dispatch received a call reporting an explosion on a tug-boat docked on Hollinger Road. Calvert City Fire Department, Gilbertsville Fire Department, East Marshall Fire Department, and Palma-Briensburg Fire Department responded, along with Marshall County Rescue Squad, Marshall County Office of Emergency Management, Marshall County Sheriff Office, Calvert City Police Department, Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife, Marshall County Ambulance, Livingston County Ambulance, Murray-Calloway County Ambulance, Mercy Ambulance, and Air Evac. Shortly thereafter, the Kentucky State Police were requested for investigation.


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Whitetail deer search for corn in snowy field - Taylor Co., KY


2018-01-19 - Homeplace on Green River, 5807 New Columbia Road, Campbellsville, KY. - Photo by Wayne Baxter.
These four whitetail doe were looking for some grain in the corn stubble at Homeplace on Green River late Thursday afternoon, January 18, 2018. - Wayne Baxter


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Bird of KY, Snow Patterns & Flight Pattern


2018-01-19 - Adair County High School, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
This photo was taken with one aim in mind and yielded an unexpected bonus. It was meant to show the immaculate seamless snow on the Adair County campus and beyond, along with intentional clearance patterns in readiness for athletic events and Monday morning's return to school. It shows that quite well. A bonus was the - Canada goose, we think - flying in front of the light standard in the right of the photo. The photo may need to be enlarged especially to see the direction of the bird. Ten minutes earlier, there was a formation of dozens of the birds flying in the direction of the Columbia-Adair County Airport. We wondered if it were a regularly scheduled route between the birds' base on the campus and the air academy at the ariport? Maybe someone is making diary entries on them and knows. Also on downloading, we noticed what may be of interest to those studying the mystery snow formations in Russell County, the snow bars traversing the photo in the foreground. - EW/LW
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  1. Ellen Zornes - The Canada Geese flights are morning and evening


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Snow pattern mystery in Russell County, KY - II


2018-01-19 - Russell County, KY - Photo by Dan Wilson.
Another conunundrum left in the snow: What these patterns are, what made them, and what are their meaning, if any. Comes from Dan Wilson in Russell County.


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