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Shamarie Claiborne: Snowy sunset, lonely tree
 2011-01-15 . Topside New Concord Side of The World: The Holler. Photo by Shamarie Claiborne Lonely Tree on Snowy Day: Shamarie Claiborne writes, "Today I came into the holler from the New Concord side. It is seldom that I drive that path anymore just because our world revolves around Hwy 80. I have forgotten how beautiful it is this time of year and how noticeable the sunset change is from winter to summer. Just thought I would share our 'lonely tree' on the other side of the world."
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Hidden treasure in the barn
 2011-01-15 . Hidden Treasure in the barnColumbia, KY Jennifer Crawhorn writes, "My son, right photo decided to point out an old hub cap that he's walked by a million times, but today was his day to discover this hidden treasure. I don't know what type of vehicle it once belonged to, close up, left photo but I'm sure it was probably a V-8 . Since it says so, right in the center." Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr. Photo by Jennifer Crawhorn
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Kentucky Color: Amazing water in all three of its states
 2011-01-15 . Bull Run Creek, along Bull Run RD/KY 1323, Columbia, KY (MAP of AREA). Photo by Billy Joe Fudge Billy Joe Fudge writes, "Taken from the shoulder of Bull Run Road at Bovine Lane, looking up Bull Run Creek. The photo is not bad photography but shows the liquid (running water), solid(ice), and gaseous (my breath in front of the lens) forms of water, the only substance on earth naturally found in all three states of matter."
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Elvis at Summit Manor, No. 3 of 4
 2011-01-15 . Summit Manor, 400 Bomar Heights, Columbia, KY (MAP) Photo by Laura Koller The King can still make fans smile. from left are Tom Rice, Addie Burton, Clara Coffey, Alliene Jones, Dorothy Pylesand in foreground, Jamie Keith as Elvis who entertained residents of Summit Manor on January 14.
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Elvis at Summit Manor. No. 2 of 4
 2011-01-15 . Summit Manor, 400 Bomar Heights, Columbia, KY (MAP) Photo by Laura Koller Jamie Keith as Elvis entertains, shown in background, from left Ruth Hayes, Leonard Cowan, Rhey Morrison, Florence Wheeler, Tom Rice, Mary Bradshaw, Addie Burton, and Clara Coffey. The performance took place Friday, January 14, 2011 at Summit Manor.
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