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Water over Abrell Road, Eastern Adair Co., KY


2011-11-28 - Near Sano, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
With rain steadily coming down most of the day this pond on Abrell Road had overflown the banks and was over the road. The County has issued an alert to Motorists. At about 1:30pmCT, today, a pickup truck came through the water, and the waterfowl by the lake's nifty little island, seemed to be enjoying it just okay.


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Pablo's Mexican Grill got a little more Mexican today


2011-11-28 - 104 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo By Ed Waggener.
Attorney Hunter Durham left and Oilman Sammy Taylor, were among the first to be seated at one of the all new tables at Pablo's Mexican Grill. Owners Jose Antonio Aquino and Teresa Aquino replaced all the tables and chairs this Monday morning, November 28, 2011 with tables and chairs manufactured in Mexico, each with a different individual design. It may have been the furniture, it may have been the rain, it may have been the special 15% discount or the food on Mondays, but whatever, the place was packed this morning. Could be, too, that Downtown Columbia has just gone past the tipping point on revitalization, it's now the Happening Place Mayor Patrick Bell always said it was, and that the momentum is unstoppable.


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Bicycle Friendly, Address Marker savvy Jerry Holt


2011-11-28 - Columbia, KY - Photo by George Kolbenschlag.
Jerry Holt, well-known local cycling enthusiast and general community at large asset for his mail in his well marked mailbox. The Bike Friendly sticker on the box was Jerry's idea and thanks largely to Lindsey Wilson cycling coach David Grigsby has become a national hit with cycling teams and clubs across the country. Gary Rose, local cyclist and founder of Cycling Adair has even had a request for the stickers from WorldPedal.com, a German cycling Web site.


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(Ad) Adair Co. Christmas: Denim If U Dare


2011-11-28 - 340 Hoffice Park Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Audra Wheat.

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Encore: Frostflower kite with a kite tail


2011-11-28 - Amandaville, Cumberland Co., KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge. 2009-12-20 Billy Joe Fudge is making this area as famous for Frost Flowers as the Lindsey Wilson Cycling Team is making it famous for being Bike Friendly. The photo above is one of my favorites. It ran two years ago just before Christmas, and it had one of the naturalists great essays accompanying it: Kentucky Color: Rare sight. Patch of frost flowers: With the photo, Billy Joe Fudge wrote this of the beautiful variation above:"Frost flowers are very delicate. It's amazing how fragile they are. This is quite evident in the tail on the bloom above, in the lower part of the photo, and the twisty swirl on the other end." This photo is one of many in an album which accompanied his article that day, which included a bit of advice for watching for them. Click "Readmore" to view the album and learn more about his discovery that year.

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(Ad) Fabulous dining this Sunday evening at the Circle R


2011-11-27 - 712 Russell Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by David Isaacs.
Maine Lobster, China Duck, Kentucky Steak, Alaskan Salmon, Roma Chicken Marsala - at the Circle R Restaurant starting at 5pmCT. With live music by CIMA performers.


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The Whitehurst Diaries: Sunset as Cranes go out of sight


2011-11-27 - Old Gradyville Road, Gradyville, KY - Photo by Sharon Whitehurst.
After the last shush of beating wings passed overhead, the strident cries of the cranes fading as the sun withdrew behind the woods....the dooryard settled into the sudden quiet of a November evening, the cooling air rich with the scent of woodsmoke and the sharp tang of freshly split maple. -SHARON WHITEHURST


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