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Sunrise at Rowe Farms


2013-08-04 - Rowe Farms, 909 Keltner Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Fred Rowe.
Peek-a-boo - Fred Rowe


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Happy Tail: Dalton, a keeper at Sugarfoot Rescue


2013-08-04 - Sugarfoot Farm Rescue, 860 Sparksville Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Peg Schaeffer.
Some dogs have pasts and traits which make them unlikely candidates for adoption. They're "keeper" dogs at Sugarfoot, where they get the understanding and special care they need. Dalton has endured hardships of a puppy meal and life with a hoarder. Peg Schaeffer doesn't expect an adoption to happy, but she has a special bond with Dalton, foreground who has a home at Sugarfoot so long as he needs it.


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Pink phlox on Junior Burton Road


2013-08-04 - Junior Burton Road, Adair County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Pink phlox is found along the shady passage up the hill from Sulphur Creek on Junior Burton Road, which extends a short distance from L. Hancock Road above Sulphur Creek, to Taylor Ford Road. Photo Saturday, August 3, 2013.

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Jim Blair Center Flea Market


2013-08-04 - Jim Blair Center, 901 Hudson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Charlie Crawhorn.
"There were some great collector items
at the first Flea Market at the Jim Blair Center on Saturday, August 3, 2013. We're expecting a good showing today, August 4, 2013, 8am-2pmCT, at the Jim Blair Center, 801 Hudson Street, Columiba, KY, with a variety of items from antiques, clothes, jewelry, cosmetics, and glass ware. We're hoping there will be something for everyone," Charlie Crawhorn wrote with the photo of this exhibit, centered around product memorabilia and old glassware.


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Caitlyn Crawhorn had very successful day at Flea Market


2013-08-04 - Jim Blair Center, 901 Hudson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Charlie Crawhorn.
Kaitlyn Crawhorn said she had a very successful day, at the Saturday, August 3, 2013, inaugural flea market at Jim Blair Center and that she is excited about the next flea market. The weekend event continues today, Sunday, August 4, 2013, from 8am-2pmCT. Admission is free for shoppers. Booths are available for today. Vendor booths are $15 day outside, $20 per day inside the center. - Charlie Crawhorn, Director, Columbia/Adair County Parks & Recreation


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What is this tree?


2013-08-04 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Mrs. Marcum noticed these trees on a day trip around Adair County, KY, and wondered what they are. They are quite showy at this time of the year, sometimes the dominant attraction in a forest. We'd like more on it - and whether or not, it is a good or bad sign when they are present. Whether they are native or not. And whether there is in utility in them. Anyone have the answer? Send using the Comments button with the photo. Clicking ReadMore gets an answer from one who is well versed in the subject.

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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Pasture on Bloomington Church Road


2013-08-04 - Big One District, Adair County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Magistrate Harold Burton - who serves District One on the Adair County Fiscal Court, is a one-man Tourism Commission, Board of Trade, and promoter for the scenic area of Northeast Adair County. He insisted that my favorite mother-in-law and I drive the mile or so out past his church, Bloomington Chapel, to take in the scenery on the dead end road. It's stunning countryside. And so peaceful. So natural. This scene was one Mrs. Marcum really liked. It reminded her of the Metcalfe woman who received a message from her son in France who said that when he got home, he was going to raise Charolais cattle. When the mother wrote to him, she told him she missed him and to be safe, and added, "I don't don't know anything about any Charlie's cows, but good luck with them when you get home." The cows appear to be leading very happy lives - far happier than the pitiful look on animals in feed lots - and the housekeeping would make anyone happy to be their neighbors. The visit - my first there in over the alloted three score and ten - gave me a Little Prince feeling. He had never gotten tired of the fabulous sunsets on his planet. I never tire of seeing a new vista in Adair County. Made me thankful for people like Harold Burton who appreciate what a special place this is. - Ed Waggener

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