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Pygmy goats on Jr. Loy Road
 2015-10-26 - Jr. Loy Road, The Flatwoods, Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. These guys gave us 'one of those looks' after we interrupted their Sunday stroll. They're a delightful breed of Pygmy Goats, who belong to Charlene Sneed. - EW. Photo taken Sun 28 Oct 2015.
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LWC seniors start Cans4Caverna
 2015-10-26 - Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer, Lindsey Wilson College. Lindsey Wilson College education seniors Justin Sumpter of Manchester, KY, left, and Anthony Horne of Louisville, KY, started "Cans4Caverna" in response to the poverty around the independent school district on the Barren-Hart county line. - DUANE BONIFER
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A family moment after the play in Greensburg
 2015-10-25 - Photo By Linda Waggener. Lanny Tucker wrote and directed the play Lizzy Mears, River of Dreams which played for the last time Saturday evening to a full house in Greensburg. Afterward family members gathered to congratulate him on a successful run. From left are: Shawn Phillips holding Greyson Dudley, Addison Phillips, Lanny Tucker, Jelaine and Lanny Harlow and Heather Dudley.
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Why are we drawn to ruins?
 2015-10-25 - Photo By Linda Waggener. This little old house made me slow the car on a recent drive with Mom looking for fall color. It's located on Old Cedar Top School Road near the intersection with Caney Fork Road in the edge of Green County. After we'd appreciated every angle of the little building, the trees and weeds, I asked Mom, "why do you think we are drawn to abandoned, overgrown buildings?" Mom just shook her head and said, “I don’t know… I just don’t know.” We decided we're drawn to them because they make a statement, they speak of people having been there and having to leave their home, their place. Our mystery-loving imaginations go to work with questions -- what happened, who made their home there and what kind of people were they? Did they run out of money needed to keep living there or did the children just grow up, leave for better lives and the old folks died away?
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As pretty as it gets, for many Adair Countians
 2015-10-25 - Hudson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. For many, nothing is more beautiful than this. Gas at under $2. per gallon, as it was at this location on Hudson Street and many other locations around Columbia on Friday, October 23, 2015.
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