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JIM: A nugget from the past This nugget appeared in the April 11, 1917 News By JIMCM Note:Fascinating nugget, Jim. Interestingly, while there are fabulous views from parts of greater Sparksville, the highest point in the county is in Breeding, KY, near the Breeding Fire Department Building. Adair County doesn't have anywhere near the tallest hill in the seven county area, but we do have a Mt. Fuji-like view of the most inspiring one, the tallest, in neighboring Casey County, the Green River Knob, Russell, Taylor, and Metcalfe also have higher points than Adair; Cumberland and Green's highest hills are lower. - EW This story was posted on 2012-03-10 02:19:48
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