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2017-07-31 - Toward Russell County, from Coffey Hole Russell Creek, Clifty Creek area - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c).
Sunday afternoon, we chanced to see one of the most pleasing pictures ever. Two horses and their riders and their six dogs. Ten or so snaps were taken, but they seemed to have piled up. The fabulous shade and shadows the right, on White Oak Church Road, can be seen here, as usual.. The extra horse feet are evidence of the second horse and rider. But what looks like double lanes on the turnpike, with access from White OaK Church Road, is an illusion. It's due to the settings on the camera. It;s a pretty grassy pasture. The enviable riders are Donald & David Schweppe, on their saddle horses. (Sorry, didn't get their names nor the names of the beautiful canine companions. - Ed & Linda. Photo Sun 30 Jul 2017.


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