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Trees with Legs: Second one discovered on Burton Ridge


2011-07-30 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Tommy Bailey.
Another Tree with Legs: There seems to be a trend here. I was at my brother's place when I made yet another discovery. Another tree with legs! Photo taken July 29, 2011 on the Dewey Bailey Farm, KY 206, Adair Co., KY. -Tommy Bailey


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Thanks for the Morning: Early Morn Harmony, Adair Co., KY


2011-07-30 - Birch Road, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Tommy Bailey.
Early Morn Harmony: "September 2010 .Donald White Farm as seen from Birch Road in Adair County. From this point it would seem that the whole world was at peace. Oh, how I wish! -Tommy Bailey


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(Ad) New at Pablo's Mexican Grill: Pasta Altena


2011-07-29 - 104 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo Pablos Mexican Grill photo.
Hot and Spicy!!! Grilled Chicken Breast, and fideo pasta, tossed in our Pablo's own homemade spicy marinara sauce. At Pablo's Mexican Grill, 104 Public Square, Columbia, KY.


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Scenic Russell Co., KY: Phelps Acres historical marker


2011-07-29 - Esto, Russell Co., KY - Photo by Nancy Smith.
Phelps Acres, Esto, KY in Russell County, as it looks today in winter. The marker reads, "John Phelps served in the Revolutionary War as defender of Boonesborough. He and son Shadrach were still at fort with Daniel Boone in 1795. Shadrach and Celia (Stapp) Phelps settled here circa 1798. This farm continuously owned and operated by their descendants. Original log house was home for 3 generations. Two-story structure built by grandson John Quincy Phelps, 1875."


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Tillie Ann finds her world a pleasing place


2011-07-29 - Shelby Co., KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
Matilda Ann Waggener is finding the world a pleasant and amusing place, especially in the comfort of her mother's lap, entertained by funny people: Dad Tom Waggener, Mema Linda Waggener, and Cousins Graham and Evan. Phone photo by Mema, Thursday, July 27, 2011


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Plum Granny: Could Gradyville, Ky gain fame with little melon?


2011-07-29 - Gradyville, KY - Photo by Elizabeth Fausnaugh.
Betsy Fausnaugh has been given a Plum Granny, and is fascinated by it. She wonders if the mighty fertile soil in the Gradyville, KY, might be a good place to raise Plum Grannies on a commercial basis, and be another item to put the Adair County community on the map - as if it weren't maybe already the perhaps most singularly famous village in the shire.


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Beautiful collie returns home on its own after 4 day absence


2011-07-29 - White Oak RD, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shirley Jones.
Shirley Jones' Beautiful Collie is back home, she reports this morning. The dog had been gone since Sunday, July 24, 2011.


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