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Sunrise on Burton Ridge II - At Vester, blazing winter show


2014-01-13 - Vester, KY - Photo by LeTisha Paris.
It simply does not get better than this. You must take a moment to notice the little things, for within a moment it will be gone. - LETISHA PARIS.Paired Photo: See Also - Sunrise on Burton Ridge I - At Vester, First Glow


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Sunrise on Burton Ridge I - At Vester, First Glow


2014-01-13 - Vester, KY - Photo by LeTisha Paris.
It simply does not get better than this. You must take a moment to notice the little things, for within a moment it will be gone. - LETISHA PARIS. Paired Photo: See Also - Sunrise on Burton Ridge II - At Vester, blazing winter show


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Scenic Nelson Co., KY: Barn one of last of era


2014-01-13 - Nelson County, KY - Photo by Kenny Browning, The Feedman. Kenny Browning, The Feedman posted this photo with the caption, "Looking Good - One of the few barns left in Nelson County from the stanchion dairy farm era." Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.

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My last Montana winter: The road to Billings


2014-01-12 - Not KY 206 - Photo by Bill Troutwine.
Bill Troutwine
of Pellyton, remembers the winter which influenced his decision to move to back to Kentucky. Above "This is the road to Billings, 100 miles away, after we cleared it," he writes.


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My last winter . . . a view of our house


2014-01-12 - Montana - Photo by Bill Troutwine. "A view of the side of our house after the storm" - Bill Troutwine

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Bill Troutwine: My last Montana winter


2014-01-12 - Montana - Photo by Bill Troutwine. "A look down into town just before we started to dig our way out. Notice the streets. There are no tracks because no vehicles had moved in three days except for the county front-end loader and my snowmobile!" - Bill Troutwine

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Epicurean Kentuckian: Important Question


2014-01-12 - Photo by Pen. For many, some of the pieces of bacon in this picture are clearly prepared wrong. However, there's no consensus in our house about which ones. Can you tell?

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