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Millerfield Ladies Quilting Circle: Ova Roberts works from home
 2012-04-24 - Millerfield, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Linda Roberts. Not all of the quilting work is done at the Fellowship Hall of The Millerfield Brethren in Christ Church. The newest member of the circle, Ova Roberts, works three or four days a week from her home. Saturday, April 21, 2012, above, she was sewing a quilt top together, a "Nine-Patch" design - which is nine 3-4" squares of designs sewn together then bordered with a solid strip. -Linda Roberts
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Modern scarecrow protects town garden
 2012-04-24 - South Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Gardener Bounce Epperson has the most modern scarecrow around. He didn't comment on whether or not it's responsible, but neighbors say he has the prettiest, cleanest garden around. He himself credits two women in his life, Granny Chris Miller and Dorothy Epperson. "They're the ones who taught him how," he said.
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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Forest Guardian? or Captor?
 2012-04-24 - Melson Ridge Road, Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. There be no meaning here, but it is easy to imagine that this dead or dying tree perceives itself a catcher in the rye protecting its younger woodland cousins, or that it is holding them prisoners. It was a compelling scene, one hardly ignorable; but then, sentry trees, marking trees, Kay Haupt's genre of ugly trees, have always seemed monumental - a bit sacred, to me. - LW
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Unity is Strength: Storytelling session -
 2012-04-24 - ACES, 870 Indian DR, Columbia, Ky - Photo by Lisa Godsey. Telling the story of the poor hungry traveler who tricks family: Gavin Bloyd, Katelyn Croghan, Blaise Wall, Mr. Gregory Acker, Kyle Bryant, Emily Farmer, Dylan Strode, and Gracie Franklin tells the story of a poor hungry traveler who tricks a family out of their chicken for supper.The scene is from the "Unity in Strength" week at Adair County Elementary students led Gregory Acker.
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Unity is Strength: Dancing the rumble
 2012-04-24 - ACES, 870 Indian DR, Columbia, Ky - Photo by Lisa Godsey. Dancing the Rumble.Front, from left:Mr. Gregory Acker, Middle - Dylan Strode, Maddie Harmon, Sam Gutelius, Alex Godsey, Back:Chrissy White, Katelyn Croghan, Travis Tucker, Aaron Peck, and Casey Wall dancing the rumble while another class drums for them in the background. The scene is from the "Unity in Strength" week at Adair County Elementary students led Gregory Acker.
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Unity is Strength: Leighton Brockman has the rhythm
 2012-04-24 - ACES - Photo by Lisa Godsey.
Leighton Brockman is playing his West African rhythm on a genuine djembe drum.The scene is from the "Unity in Strength" week at Adair County Elementary students led Gregory Acker. -Paula Bault
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