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Snow Day Diary, Sun, Jan. 9, 2011: Snow covered


2011-01-10 . Gradvyille, KY. Photo by Sharon Whitehurst
The back field, at our house was a rarely broken expanse of pure white. -Sharon Whitehurst


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Snow Day Diary, Sun, Jan. 9, 2011: Going to meeting


2011-01-10 . Gradvyille, KY. Photo by Sharon Whitehurst
Amish neighbors headed to Sunday meeting, travelling toward 'town,' along beautiful and notorious Big Creek..


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Scenic Green Co., KY: River Valley Farm


2011-01-10 . Phillips RD, Greensburg, Green Co., KY
Photo by The Feedman, Kenny Browning, Marion Co., KY

Kenny Browning writes: "Delivered feed to a farm across the road from this place a few weeks back, knew then that I was coming back to take a few photos of it. The barn in the center of the photo has slanted sides...unique to the south central area of Kentucky." He says barns like this are found mainly in Green, Hart, Monroe, Barren and Allen counties. Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.


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Winter Wonderland: Ozark, Adair Co., KY


2011-01-09 - Ozark - Photo by Gene Jessee. Gene writes, "Took this photo Jan. 7 2011 on my son's farm on White Oak Church Road in the Ozark area of Adair County."

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Mother Nature does Frosty Work: A pine tree wave


2011-01-09 . Gradyville, KY. Photo by Betsy Fausnaugh
On a near zero Fahrenheit morning, Mother Nature gives her version of The Wave, using pine needles and snow, part of the ridge lines encircling the Big Creek Valley as a backdrop.


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Mother Nature does Frosty Work: Blue skies, cotton


2011-01-09 . Gradyville, KY. Photo by Betsy Fausnaugh
From below, blue skies with cottony clouds complement the tufts of cottony snow on the pine tree.


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Mother Nature does Frosty Work


2011-01-09 . Gradyville, KY. Photo by Betsy Fausnaugh
Betsy Fausnaugh asks who needs flocked Christmas trees when nature does this kind of work.


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