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CU/Louisville faculty and staff
 2011-06-22 - 2300 Greene Way, Louisville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. Faculty and staff of the Campbellsville University Louisville Education Center include from left: Front row - Dr. Keith Spears, Kelli Gwilt and Jim Woolums. Second row - Ardeen Top, Nathan Gower, Veronica Offutt, Kasey Durbin, Amanda Efird, Dr. Kathleen Filkins and Ginger Overstreet. Back row - Wes Carter, Dr. Chris Conver, James Gribbins, Sherry Dunn and Dr. Leigh Conver. - CU Photo by Linda Waggener
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Matilda at three weeks: Fist bump with Daddy
 2011-06-22 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo family photo. Giving Daddy some assertiveness training; or is it just lesson in manners., Matilda Anne Waggener shows him how to make a fist. She's now three weeks old. Truth, is, it's a friendly fist bump greeting. Tillie is the granddaughter of Linda and Ed Waggener, Columbia, KY. -Granddad
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Photography: Cute escutcheon-shaped bug up close
 2011-06-22 - Adair Co., KY - Photo By Brent Thompson. Brent Thompson writes: "Buggin' - Playing around with my 1965 micro-nikkor lens," and captured this up close and personal picture of a cute bug with cute eyes. The picture does bring to mind a comment by Billy Joe Fudge, "Just remember that color doesn't matter - if the bug is shaped like a shield it will stink!" Even though these bugs don't pose the peril of Sharon Whitehurst's pet Black Widow spider, it may pay to be enlightened by reading Kentucky Color: Stink Bug by B.J. Fudge.Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.
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Whitehurst Album: Flowers for a Midsummer Day - Heirloom poppies
 2011-06-22 - Old Gradyvlle RD, Columbia, KY - Photo by Sharon Whitehurst. Heirloom poppies on the Whitehurst Place. Photo taken June 21, 2011. An unobserved - by the Whitehursts and others in Gradyville - Pagan Holiday.
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Whitehurst Diaries: Willis and Flowers for a Summer Day
 2011-06-22 - Old Gradyville RD, Gradyville, KY - Photo by Sharon Whitehurst. Adair County's Best Behaved but occasionally most misunderstood cat, Willis, with exceptional horticultural skills, is the big factor in the success of the flower gardens on the old Haskell and Jerry Rogers place, now the Whitehurst place in Adair County's Big Creek Valley. He's pleading for a modicum of approval, above, when this photo was taken on the day of the summer solstice, June 21, 2011.
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Wildlife of Kentucky: Metcalfe Co. box turtles
 2011-06-22 - In between Ravenna and Subtle, KY - Photo by Ned Reagin. While walking through the woods, Ned Reagin came upon these honeymooning box turtles. The groom, he thinks, is on the left; his new bride on the right. However, this may be a stretch. They could be an old married couple. Box turtles live to be 50 years old, under the right condition. They are the State Reptile of Tennessee. And maybe the national reptile of Metcalfe County, where the all time box turtle king - we called them terrapins - was the late Morris Lane Shirley, a wonderful, kind man, who would pick them up when he saw them in danger on the roadways and take them home and feed them. To learn more about them, see Box turtles -CM
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