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Whitehurst: When Icicles Hang by the Wall No. 4 of 5


2011-01-15 . Old Gradyville Road, Adair Co., KY
Photo and text by Sharon Whitehurst
A rosa multiflora

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Whitehurst: When Icicles Hang by the Wall: No. 3 of 5


2011-01-15 . Old Gradyville Road, Adair Co., KY
Photo and text by Sharon Whitehurst
Closeup of icicle clusters, looking up at the roofs edge.


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Whitehurst: When Icicles Hang by the Wall No. 2 of 5


2011-01-15 . Old Gradyville Road, Adair Co., KY
Photo and text by Sharon Whitehurst
"Closeup of icicle clusters, looking up at the roofs edge."


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Whitehurst: A wonderful day to be outside. No. 1 of 5


2011-01-15 . Old Gradyville Road, Adair Co., KY
Photo and text by Sharon Whitehurst
Woody vines cling to the sides of the old tobacco barn. Although there is no longer life in the vines, the tendrils have imbedded themselves in the siding boards. The barns on our Old Gradyville Road farm were built in the 1930's according to Haskell Rogers who recalls that one of his brothers was hired to assist in the construction. Numerous icicles caught in the vines twinkle in the morning sun. -Sharon Whitehurst


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The Great Bull Run Suet Ball Factory gets added security


2011-01-15 . The Farm at Tucker's Station, Columbia, KY
Photo by Barbara Armitage
Jake the suet guard dog has taken his job so seriously he's had to move his quilt to his work location so that he can - if necessary -nap on the job. Using the old "I'm just sitting here minding my own business, grooming ploy," Baby Cat feigns innocence, never revealing the feline felony she's apt to commit, were it not for Jake. Suet production is in high gear now, in preparation for the upcoming Great Backyard Bird Count, February 18-21, 2011. Suet is available from any Adair County Garden Club member or their GBBC partner, the Adair County Library, 307 Public Square, Columbia, KY.


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Kittens in haystack II, 2010: No. 4 of 4 - Oreo


2011-01-15 . Bobby Lynn Graves farm, Columbia, KY
"One of our newest arrivals.," writes Jennifer Crawhorn, "This little guy is such a beauty, even though we dont' know if it's a guy or girl yet. We call him/her Oreo, because it's chocolate on the outsides and white in the center." Photo by Jennifer Crawhorn seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.


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Kittens in a Haystack II, 2011: No. 3 of 4


2011-01-15 . Bobby Lynn Graves farm, Columbia, KY
"This little guy," writes Jennifer Crawhorn, "finally decided to look at me and see what all the fuss was about. Little did he know he was the one"causing all the commotion. He's so adorable!" Photo by Jennifer Crawhorn seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.


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