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Old Jane Todd Crawford Trail roadbed has charm In some places, it is grown up, but trail is still discernible Click on headline for story plus photo(s) By Judy Corbin Some notes on Southern Green Co., KY There is an enjoyable area of the country in Ebenezer that also has great history. It is part of what is known as the Jane Todd Crawford Trail. The Trail is on the Bill Shuffett Road off Hwy. 565 and it ends at the old road bed that has long since grown up, but is still visible to the eye. It's charm is wonderful for anyone, but it is really beautiful to the eyes of the person who enjoys both history and nature, as the accompanying photos show.
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