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Paint donation helps spruce up Adair Regional Jail


2011-01-13 . 200 Greensburg ST, (MAP), Columbia, KY
"Mike and Laura Harris" writes Rick Wilson, Adair Co. Regional Jailer, "made a generous gift of 27 cans of paint to the Adair County Regional Jail This will go a long way in helping us start the process of painting the inside of the jail. Thanks also to Adair Co. Deputy Jailer Judy Derman, above who was instrumental in arranging for the donation. I extend my thanks to Judy and the Harris family."


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Portrait of the Fired Dog


2011-01-13 . Photo by Misty Claywell
Burton Stone Co., 897 Fairplay RD, Columbia, KY
(MAP)
"Here is the picture I promised concerning the dog that showed up at Burton Stone. Concerning Barbara's comment, (Shy animal lover questions dog firing) I should say that he was fired due to the fact all he does is drool and want to ride around in a truck all day...he is not very productive," writes Misty Claywell, but adds, "Hope he finds his home."


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Walking by the woods: A stop to look overhead


2011-01-13 . Gradyville, KY. Photo by Sharon Whitehurst
"Gazing up into the tangle of grey limbs etched against a lowering sky." -Sharon Whitehurst


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A Walk by the woods: A throttling vine


2011-01-12 . Gradyville, KY. Photo by Sharon Whitehurst
"A throttling vine loops and twists around a tree truck along the fence line," writes Sharon Whitehurst.


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Walking by the woods: An old beech, wittering turkeys


2011-01-12 . Gradyville, KY. Photo by Sharon Whitehurst
"A layer of snow lies along the wide branch of an old beech. Somewhere out of sight wild turkeys must have been lurking. Their wittering voices sounded muffled by the snow." - Sharon Whitehurst.


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Walking by the woods on snowy morning: A dark figure looms


2011-01-12 . Gradyville, KY. Photo by Sharon Whitehurst
Dark shape looms: " The tobacco barn above our house looms, a dark shape in a monotone landscape." --Sharon Whitehurst


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A walk by the woods on a snowy day with camera


2011-01-12 . Gradyville, KY. Photo by Sharon Whitehurst
The long view: "The 'infinity' setting of my camera pulls in a view of the Payne-Janes road. This photo was taken from the top field of our Old Gradyville RD farm, looking north." --Sharon Whitehurst


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