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Porter Stotts/Fancy Farm Report: 1st things 1st: BBQ
 2014-08-01 - Fancy Farm, Graves County, KY - Photo by Porter Stotts. Fancy Farm - Preparation for the thousands who will be here for the political oratory Saturday, August 2, 2014 is underway; 20,000 lbs of pork and mutton being put on the cookers is underway. Food's good. - PORTER STOTTS
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Sur le pont, Cabin Creek, l'on y eata, etc., etc.
 2014-08-01 - Cabin Creek, Old Montpelier Road, District 3, Adair County, KY - Photo CM staff photo. The Bridge Restaurant. The ad hoc outdoor cafe set up temporarily to honor the county's Bridgebuilders on Thursday, July 31, 2014, was such a delightful idea, one wonders why more Bridge Restaurants aren't done. Oddly, a cursory search on the internet indicates that the idea is an old one, but most bridge restaurants cited are over highways, not streams. There must be a restaurant somewhere on a bridge over a stream. One would think of it as being a fish house or seafood restaurant, but the one above drew unanimous praise for the perfect grilled ribeyes prepared by grillmaster Tom Brock, wearing a proper BBQ cowboy hat, standing behind his pulpit - his black grill. (The question: Does anyone know of a restaurant on a bridge over a stream? And where does one put one in Columbia? Seems like someone had that idea for the old Green Hills Road span over Russell Creek, when the iron bridge became redundant). With sincere apologies for the bad Frenglish in the headline. - EW
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Early morning scene - Dock-tor Phil leaving out
 2014-08-01 - 101 Westwood Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo CM Staff photo. The "Dock-tor Phil" houseboat left Majestic Yarchts, Inc., yesterday morning, and created upbeat excitement. News tipster Trilby Vance, on her way to Cindy Lou grandmother duty, spotted the convoy with blue lights flashing and requested this photo - a great sign in this economy.
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Birds of Kentucky: Me and My Shadow
 2014-08-01 - Indian Drive, Adair County School District, Columbia, KY - Photo CM Staff photo. A pigeon cast a crisp shadow on an open sided storage building at the entrance to the Adair County School District Campus. The building will soon be enclosed to provide protected storage for the ADAIR Band and the Agriculture Department.
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