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Two Half-Siamese Kittens free to good homes
 2011-07-04 - Gradyville, KY - Photo by Elizabeth Fausanaugh. No Longer Available. July 5, 2011: These two beauties found a great new home, together, in a matter of hours Dear Ed, My sister-in-law, (another great Gradyvillian), has 2 male, 1/2 Siamese kittens to give away. They were found under a friends deck. Both have beautiful blue eyes. She can be reached at (270) 378-6161. I have enclosed photos of the cuties that I took July 4th. Thanks! -Betsy Fausnaugh
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Wildflowers of Kentucky: Butterfly Weed
 2011-07-04 - Green River Lake State Park - Photo by Pen. Butterflies are attracted to this gorgeous roadside flower because of the plentiful supply of nectar. The flowers grow profusely beside country roads in South Central Kentucky and make grand additions to home gardens when put there on purpose. Tips on growing them welcome. More plants enjoyed in the wild can be grown in captivity than many would have suspected, as illustrated by the grand trillium garden produced by nature writer Billy Joe Fudge.
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Whitehurst Diaries: Masked criminals suspects in mayhem mystery
 2011-07-03 - Old Gradyville RD, Columbia, KY - Photo by Sharon Whitehurst. Trouble in Big Creek Valley. Raccoons believed to be perpetrators: Several toppled corn stalks give evidence of anonymous visitors to the corn row overnight.The big upper garden is tightly fenced but the area below the flower gardens is not and contains a row of early corn. No paw [or hoof] prints were left behind in the dry soil to identify the intruders. Fencing is now in place. The matter continues under investigation. Willis the Cat is not a target of the probe at this time. -Sharon Whitehurst
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Fireworks display, Bowling Park, July 2, 2011
 2011-07-03 - Bowling Park, 1602 W. Stockton ST, Edmonton, KY - Photo by Johnnietta Jessie. Johnnietta Jessie sends yet another perfect capture of a fireworks burst in the big display at Bowling Park, Edmonton, KY, on July 2, 2011. Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.
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Fireworks display, Bowling Park, July 2, 2011
 2011-07-03 - Bowling Park, 1602 W. Stockton ST, Edmonton, KY - Photo by Johnnietta Jessie. Johnnietta Jessie sends another perfect capture of a fireworks burst in the big display at Bowling Park, Edmonton, KY, on July 2, 2011. Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.
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