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If horses could talk they might ask: What was that?
 2013-08-19 - Vester, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. As the rubber tired horse drawn wagon quietly passed on through Greater Vester, they held the attention of the two horses in the pasture in front of Bradley Irvin's car repair and sales business in Vester. Making one wonder their thoughts. Maybe it is "What was that?" In any case, the wagon looked like the best way to take advantage of the beautiful day, Sunday, August 18, 2013. It was moving at a nice clip, and on Sunday, drivers seemed to enjoy it as well. - EW Scaredy Cat Warning: Photo of Big Adair County Snake next in Photo Archives
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Kentucky Wild Kingdom: Pines Edition
 2013-08-19 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Lawrence Hamilton. Lawrence writes, "While golfing this morning at The Pines I found this fellow on the 14th fairway. I think he was looking for a foursome to join up with."
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Along Avery Rooks Road: An artist's, photographer's delight
 2013-08-19 - Avery Rooks Road, Little Cake, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. Avery Rooks Road is a public byway but a seldom seen one for most Adair Countians. Lisa Lee, in the County Judge's Office, said that it's a dead end road, and, on the day this photo was taken, across the picturesque valley, we had a mission which precluded a trip to the end. Along the narrow road are several residences, wildlife is plentiful, and the wildflowers are gorgeous. - EW. Updates Ken Neat identifies the house as the Joe B. and Pearl Cundiff Neat Place. Gayla Baker concurs, and adds that her brother now owns it. She remembers eating cold watermelon from the cellar underneath the small building in the left of the photo.
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Looking across Green River from Little Cake Road
 2013-08-19 - Little Cake Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. This scene, from Little Cake Road to the hills north of Green River will still be accessible today, Monday, August 19, 2013, on the 2.799 mile portion of Little Cake Road off KY 206 at the Green River Bridge to the Little Cake Christian Church, 2799 Little Cake Road, between Neatsville and Little Cake. This photo was taken Sunday, August 18, 2013. (Local help on the location of the exact locations high hills in the background would be appreciated.) - EW
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