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Mt. Trainmore? Mt. Cowcatcher? Rock formation on KY 704


2017-04-10 - Dug/Insurance Hill, from Inroad in the Valley, Adair County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, Columbiamagazine.com(c) .
This view of the deep cut on Scenic Highway 704/Fairplay Road, in Adair County has to some imaginations the look of a train locomotive cab, complete with locally appropriate cowcatcher, with the guardrail serving as tracks. Photo Sunday, April 9, 2017.


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Saturday morning shopping just off the square


2017-04-10 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Saturday morning found the downtown crowd at the corner of Merchant and Campbellsville Streets where the Farmers Market is now located. It grew out of its space on the square and has over forty booth spaces available as the season gets growing. Tents can be seen on the right, parking on the left at the Justice Center. Columbia City Hall is the two-story building just past the tents on the right at the corner of Reed and Campbellsville Streets, and in the top right corner are the Columbia Greens and Groves Apartments, 305 Trabue Street off Jamestown Street. And above it all, electric lines are draped like icing on a birthday cake -- can we please bury those in the near future? -- LW
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Redbuds over Crocus Creek, Melson Ridge Road


2017-04-10 - Adair County Magisterial District 3, Near Inroad, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, Columbiamagazine.com(c) .
Redbud is in bloom on the cliff above pool table flat, solid rock bed of Crocus Creek. More expert photographers could probably capture a seldom seen phenomenon, redbud blossoms reflected in the stream. The point is a few yards from a retention wall, the largest such project in the history of the Adair County Road Department, built in 2008 in the administrations of CJE Ann Melton and Gov. Ernie Fletcher, and tenures of Road Supervisor Jobe Darnell, and 3rd District Magistrate Sammy Baker. - EW


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White ground flower on Rutledge Road: Rue Anemone


2017-04-10 - East Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
Haven't searched for 15 minutes yet to get the details - good or bad - about this beauty growing on the Rutledge Road right of way. If someone wants to volunteer expert information, we'd be much obliged. Photo Sat 08 Apr 2017. - EW
First answer is expert one
  1. Wendy Burt - Little white blossom is Rue Anemone


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Mystery scene near water - where in the world is it?


2017-04-10 - ????? - Photo ?????.
For one who has glimpsed it, easy as eating chocolate pie. For others, probably impossible to solve. It is near water, within the seven county area of Adair, Casey, Cumberland, Green, Metcalfe, Russell and Taylor Counties.
Guesses, as received
  1. Robert Cumming - Mystery scene near water is on Crocus Creek near Amandaville
  2. Chris Reeder - Chris Reeder: Mystery place is near Rock House CLUE
  3. Anna Huff - Anna Huff: Mystery scene is Tebbs Bend Road
  4. Wayne Baxter - Not sure, but Mystery Scene reminds of Helm's Landing


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Redbud along scenic KY 704 - 9 Apr 2017


2017-04-10 - Near Inroad, Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, Columbiamagazine.com(c) .
Redbuds are reaching their peak along Scenic KY Highway 704. This one was heavy with blossoms. Along the way, dogwoods are beginning to challenge - and in some rarer instances complement redbuds. We're hoping that is so on Easter Day, and we're hoping anyone who discovers that magical coincidence when both are blooming together will share previously unpublished photo(s) with us. - LW/EW


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Epicurean Kentuckian: Fajita Jalisco for one at Fiesta Mexico (Ad)


2017-04-10 - Fiesta Mexico, 819 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo Advertising photo.
(Ad) Fiesta Mexico's Fajita Jalisco from dinner menu is extraordinarily generous, well seasoned more than enough for a very hearty appetite, enough to require a to go box for man. It's served in sizzling hot skillet with a real taste of Mexico. - CM


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