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Sycamore Springs: Cumberland River rainbow a beautiful sight Click on headline for story plus 2 photos By Cindy Meyer Saturday afternoon we took a short ride down Burkesville way, to the Bluegrass Festival, and eat some good food. While we were there you could see rain coming in the distance; however only the few sprinkles that arrived were not enough to dampen the spirits of the musicians. In the wake of the distant shower one of the most beautiful rainbows I have ever seen appeared on the horizon. Most attending agreed it was indeed unusual probably caused by the rain and fog coming off the Cumberland River. This story was posted on 2009-09-20 21:32:53
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