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Mike Keltner sends NWS snowfall report from 22 Jan 2017


2016-01-23 - 107 N High Street, Columbia, KY - Photo Mike Keltner, Adair County Emergency Director.

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Secret Sharer sends snowy scene, Square, Sat 22 Jan 2016 - I


2016-01-22 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo from Secret Sharer.
Hardly a creature was stirring today when the Secret Sharer snapped this classic. Paired Photo: See also: Birds of KY: Where did my hummingbirds go?


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Birds of KY: Where did my hummingbirds go?


2016-01-22 - Columbia, KY - Photo by a Secret Sharer.

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Tony Corbin checks depth of snow at Coburg - 14


2016-01-22 - Coburg, KY - Photo by Tony Corbin.
Snow fall at Coburg measured at 4:58pmCT, Fri 21 Jan 2016 - and it was still coming down! - Tony Corbin, Coburg, KY.


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Kaitlyn Knifley: The KY 206 Straight Stretch in blizzard


2016-01-22 - Pellyton, Adair County, KY - Photo by Kaitlyn Knifley.
The Straight Stretch, just north of KY 206/Liberty Road & Barnetts Creek Road, in snow swept beauty on Saturday, January 22, 2016, captured by Kaitlyn Knifley 22 Jan 2016.


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Birds of Kentucky: Cool Springs Killdeer


2016-01-22 - Cool Springs Creek Farm, Gradyville, Paradise, USA - Photo by Guy Babin.
This guy showed just before the storm yesterday. He's still here today chillin' out, hardly reacting as I trudge past on the tractor with fresh rolls of hay. - Guy Babin.


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Cool Springs: Caring for creatures large and small


2016-01-22 - Cool Springs Creek Farm, Gradyville, KY - Photo by Guy Babin.
The scene captured this morning, above, isn't a happy one, but it does cause me to appreciate, and wonder at nature's hardiness - and think of those who tend creatures large and small. - Guy Babin


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