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(Ad) Apple Watch for sale Sold


2016-09-05 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Owner.
38mm case, 7000 series Space Gray aluminum Apple Watch with black Sport Band, in very good condition, comes with short and long bands, charging dock, and original box. The watch is shown in left-handed layout, but it has been factory reset, and the bands put reversed for right-handed orientation. To own it today for $210.00, call or text 502-529-9539.


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The photo that launched a business


2016-09-05 - Milltown, KY - Photo by Alexandra Morgan (c).
Click on Read More, below, to read about Alexandra Morgan's new business. She first gained fame with the picture above.


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KY Color: A plethora of Pollinators


2016-09-05 - Green Hills Subdivision, Columbia, KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge.
Over the past decade, Butterfly Milkweed has become my favorite flower. These that I transplanted from a Cumberland County roadside several years ago have been ablaze with orange for a couple of months now. - Billy Joe Fudge


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Wildflowers of KY: Another mystery plant, while we're on a roll


2016-09-04 - Jones Chapel Cemetery, above Gradyville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
While we're on a roll, with almost instant identification - We'll send out a plea for help with identification of this plant, found in the fence around Jones Chapel Cemetery. We're waiving our general promise to search online for 15 minutes before letting our botanical betters have a go at it. The plant is very pleasant, but may not be beneficial, may even be harmful to agricultural enterprises. Whatever the case, if you care to lend a hand, send answers using the "Comment" link with this photo. - Ed & Linda


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Wildflowers of Kentucky: Maypop or Passion Flower - II


2016-09-04 - Phillip Richard fencerow, Jones Chapel Road, above Gradyville, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
This is the only Maypop spotted in the fencerow along Jones Chapel Road, recalled by Mike Morris after spotting the delightful flowers growing profusely along Fern Valley Road in Jefferson County, KY, not far from the Ford plant. It's his favorite he says. - - Ed Waggener. Paired photo. See also - Wildflowers of Kentucky: Maypop or Passion Flower. Linda's version, which she claims is prettier than the masterpiece above, taken as order by Michael Morris. -- EW


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Wildflowers of Kentucky: Maypop or Passion Flower - I


2016-09-04 - Burkesville Road, near Breeding, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
This Maypop, or Passion Flower, was spotted by Linda near Breeding, close to the Harrods Fork Loop south turnoff of Burkesville Road. The plant is a favorite of Mike Morris, who spotted one while riding his bicycle along Fern Valley Road in Louisville, KY and remembered that the plants have grown profusely in the Phillip Richard fence row on Jones Chapel Road and reminded us that they should be in bloom. His opinion is that it is the most beautiful, exotic wildflower of all. -EW See also: Wikipedia, Passiflora. Paired photo. See also: Wildflowers of Kentucky: Maypop or Passion Flower - II


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Where historic barber shop stood


2016-09-04 - Theatre Walk off the Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Another look at the recently razed Cole & Pickett Barber Shop, now with a view across Greensburg Street to the Courthouse Annex. - Ed Waggener. Paired Photo. See also - Changing Downtown Columbia: Buildings razed, Theatre Walk

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