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Snow Day, January 7, 2011: Holly tree frosted with snow
 2011-01-08 . by Ed Waggener The giant holly tree in the Garnett House yard at corner of Greensburg and S. High Streets in Columbia was frosted with snow to frame, just beyond, the historic Dr. Nathan Gaither house. Stone walls, wide sidewalks, and century old structures make this a favorite area for walkers and photographers.
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Snow Day January 7, 2011: Hancock Bros. snow farmer
 2011-01-08 . by Robin Hancock Hayden sculpts giant snow statue, shares limelight with Hudson: "My oldest son Hayden, 7 years old, built a snow farmer next to the combine and was gracious enough to allow his little brother, Hudson (18 mos.) to be in the picture, too! Both had a ball in the falling snow!" Robin Hancock writes, adding. "This snow farmer is a little unique in that his eyes are spray painted, buttons and mouth from the tops of fertilizer jugs, corn cob nose and his arms/fingers are corn stalks with the root. Plus a little hay mixed in."
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(Ad): Day & Day Feed and Pet has Adair Co., KY wild bird seed
 2011-01-08 - Photo by Cheryl Olson, Day & Day. 1011 Campbellsville RD, Columbia, KY Bird Seed Formulated Especially for Adair County!Just arrived at Day and Day Feed and Pet, the Adair County Wild Bird Seed Mix. Formulated to attract the best variety of wild birds to your feeder. A portion of every purchase will go the the Adair County Garden Club. Day and Day is your source for feeders, seeds and accessories. Also available are Bird Identification Books. Day and Day is having a Wild Bird Photo Contest, a new bird feeder will go to the person that captures the greatest number of bird species in one photo. Go to Day and Day Feed page on Face Book to submit photos or email them to dayandday52@yahoo.com. Day & Day Feed and Pet, 1011 Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY 42728. Phone (270) 384-2209 Sponsored
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Snow Day January 7, 2011: Topside, The Holler
 2011-01-08 - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne. Ozark, KYShamarie Claiborne went Topside from the Holler for this seamless snow scene. "Snow as far as the eye can see," Snow Lover Shamarie writes. "I LOVE IT!!!" she adds. It takes an effort to emerge from her valley in snow time. Holler Dwellers get the famed Holler-Effect Snow Dump Phenomenon when snow clouds empty, as though vacuumed, when they pass over The Holler.
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Scenic Green Co., KY: Snow on Hudson Hill
 2011-01-08 - Photo by Judy Corbin. Green Co., KY KY 61 Site Sight for Snow Lovers"This photo was made coming south out of Greensburg on Hwy. 61 toward Columbia. This section is part of what Green Countians know as 'Hudson Hill.' It was a beautiful sight for snow lovers!" Judy Corbin writes.
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