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A collection of pictures that have appeared on ColumbiaMagazine.com and in the print edition of Columbia! Magazine. Photos are sorted from most recent to oldest. To see more pictures, click the "View the next..." link at the bottom of this page. To find a specific photo, try our Search Page.

Snort'n Nort'n, the truck of all work, put to test


2010-12-28 - Photo by Sharon Whitehurst. KY 61, Green Co., KY, between Columbia and Greensburg, KY
Jim Whitehurst's '92 Dodge Cummins," affectionately known as "Snort'n Nort'n"- the truck of all work - has been hauling home the wood from the huge elm on the J.M. Shelley farm. Jim estimates that if he works up the base log on the tree, the yield will be six full cords.


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Eighteen inch chainsaw gives perspective on size of tree


2010-12-28 - Photo by Sharon Whitehurst. KY 61, Green Co., KY, between Columbia and Greensburg, KY
Jim Whitehurst's 18" chainsaw blade gives a perspective on the size of the tree, which challenged the logger's expertise learned over many years in the forests of Vermont.


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2010 Holiday Greetings from Dennis Loy, Adair Circuit Clerk


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Christmas snow 2010: Taylor Co. bear enjoys weather


2010-12-28 - Photo by Richard England. Taylor Co., KY
Richard England captured this scene of a captured, appropriately attired polar bear enjoying Arctic weather in Campbellsville, KY, appropriately, on Christmas Day, 2010.


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2010-12-28 - Photo by Christine Wooten.

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2010 Holiday Greetings from Ed, Linda, Graham & Evan


2010-12-28 - Photo by Pen. Shelbyville, KYHoliday greetings from Ed and Linda Waggener and grandsons Graham and Evan. Thanks to all our readers, contributors and sponsors for sharing photos and more all year long. It is a pleasure to live in a place with so much talent and goodness in its people. We wish you blessings of joy and safety and health in 2011.

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Huge Elm: Monumental remains


2010-12-28 - Photo by Sharon Whitehurst. Green Co., between Greensburg and Columbia, KY
A big stump is the final monument to a once great elm tree, removed as it was dying, for safety and prudent use of remaining resource.


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