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Scenic Green County, KY: Bovines of Blowing Springs Road
 2017-10-05 - Blowing Springs Road, South Green County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Contented cows graze on green pastures below bows laden with walnuts and mistletoe. Just before autumn, 2017. - EW
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Train Depot, Paris, KY - by Robert Ellis
 2017-10-05 - Paris, Bourbon County, KY - Photo by Robert Ellis. Train Depot, Paris Kentucky"Took this photo July 30th while traveling in and around Paris, Kentucky area. I'm glad the city kept this old building around for later generations to appreciate and enjoy." - - Robert Ellis. Photo (c) Robert Ellis.
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Squarecrow #7 - Jones Chapel Prayer Group's prayer cat
 2017-10-05 - Historic Adair County Courthouse, Front Door (Jamestown Street) Bench, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Squarecrow Entry #7 is the Jones Chapel United Methodist Church prayer cat - in a hat - seated on the comfy metal bench on the Jamestown Street courthouse entry - the front door, per Adair County historian Mike Watson. - EW. (Linda's sometimes wicked pet, Blue, needs to see this).
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Haying Time - Along Casey County byways
 2017-10-05 - Casey County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Haying time at the end of summer 2017, just a short time ago, amid a heavy harvest in fertile fields on top of the hills in fabulously beautiful Casey County, KY. - EW
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Burley hanging in the barn: a scene of yesteryear today
 2017-10-05 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. A scene not much different from ones seen all over Kentucky a half century ago, but back then, a majority of families survived basically with one source of cash income: burley tobacco. - EW
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Big Al Owens runs with Jason Aldean crew
 2017-10-05 - On the road with Big Al Owens - Photo submitted by Big Al. Big Al Owens, the Big Rig trucker headquartered on Heskamp Street, Columbia, KY, wrote Wednesday, October 4, 2017: "I ran with a couple of Jason Aldean drivers today and we talked about the tragedy in Vegas." He didn't give a location, direction, or exact time, or details of the conversations, but the sight is a chilling one, and how close-to-home the shared grief is for us all. The photo is, almost obviously, of a semi van pulled by the crew.
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