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Beautiful Old Hidden House winks back at you when you find it


2016-11-06 - Off the main Road Between Sparksville & Breeding, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
You have to look closely when you're at a dead stop to spot this home, arrayed with goldenrod gone to see, brambles, briars and gorgeous Eastern Red Cedars as it leaves at its own dignified pace, but when you do spot it, it appears to wink at you, as though it understands that you understand and respect its being. - EW


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Adair County Secret Place tugs with no Robert Frost answer


2016-11-06 - Allen Sparks Road at Kristy Lane, Adair County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
Today has been fabulous. Especially in a personal first time discovery of Allen Sparks Road at Kristy Lane, with two inviting alternatives. It's not really clear from the signage which road is Kristy Lane and which is a continuation of Allen Sparks Road, and I can't vouch for the road to the left. Me, I took the one which appeared to be less intrusive on the privacy of this very secret discovery. But, unlike the poet's choice, it did not make all the difference. The difference was knowing that no matter how broadly - and a few might say shallowly, one travels - there's almost no way to know all one would want to know in a few hundred square miles of South Central Kentucky. And one would wonder, on a day like today, why would anyone want to go anywhere else. It's taken me almost 77 years to discover this treasure. - EW


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Green River Lake from Corbin's Bend Rd.


2016-11-06 - Jericho Cliffs, Corbins Bend Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Tommy Bailey (c).
Another picture taken about a month ago of one of the beautiful places that Green River Lake has to offer. This one is in Adair County, high atop Corbin's Bend road with lots of wonderful sights to see. - Tommy Bailey. Paired photo. See also: Scenic Taylor County, KY: Beautiful Green River Marina


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Scenic Taylor County, KY: Beautiful Green River Marina


2016-11-06 - Green River Marina, 2892 Lone Valley Rd, Campbellsville, KY 42718 - Photo by Tommy Bailey (c).
This picture was taken about a month ago. The Green River Marina on Green River Lake is just one of the beautiful places that the lake has to offer. - Tommy Bailey. Paired photo. See also: - Scenic Adair Co., KY: Green River Lake from Corbin's Bend Rd.


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A report on Churchill, new CM executive dog


2016-11-06 - Shelby County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
Churchill is too dedicated to serious matters to pose for a company photo, but Graham was able to coax this reluctantly submitted to photo Sunday, November 6, 2016. By Mema, Linda Waggener.


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Another view of Elroy reminder silo


2016-11-06 - Harrods Fork Loop, South Adair County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
From the Burkesville Road bridge, background, travelers look down on the silo. But from Harrods Creek loop, the silo appears to tower over the bridge. Since JIM brought it to light, that the community of Elroy, KY was once a thriving town, and was located beyond the bridge and that it was once the top consideration of Lindsey Wilson College after plans to locate it in Burkesville fell through, the silo has become a memory tickler to recall that nugget of information that all perpetually nine-year-old boys like to know. This photo was taken Sun 6 Nov 2016 a fabulous day with an extra hour, when the clock fell back one hour, "most of fall had fell," and Winter Vision had arrived. - EW.
Comments:
  1. Billy Joe Fudge suggests a very good idea for Elroy, KY


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Wonderful news on 6 Nov 2016: Gas below $2


2016-11-06 - Five Star at Hudson & Burkesville Streets, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
Good times for consumers - Gas below $2 a gallon again. Photo Sun 6 Nov 2016. Badly needed with so much to see on another absolutely fabulous fall day in South Central Kentucky. Yes, a lot of Fall fell overnight. But there were still gorgeous spots of remaining fall color, as a grand time arrived: Winter time windows on places hidden during the rest of the year. So $1.99 gas is welcome, even if driving a wind-up toy car like the little Mazda. $12.96 fill-ups are nice. - EW


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