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HGR Plow Day & Spring Festival 2016 was busy, successful day 2016's Spring Event made be marked as a landmark year, when Kentucky's Outdoor Classroom is forever established as a major South Central Kentucky institution and Plow Day and Spring Festival are as anticipated as County Fairs. The crowd was proof, the smiles, photos and memories put the wind at the backs of the stalwart group which has persevered through a number of rocky days in its start. - CM Click on headline for introduction with first of photo(s) from the day. If you have photo memories from the day you'd like to share, send with caption including names using any Contact/Submit Button. Need help? Call 270-250-2730. George Kolbenschlag shares more pictures today from the 2016 Homeplace on Green River Plow Day and Spring Festival, and shares a prelimary report. "It was a busy, successful day. Not sure on the attendance yet, but there were about 400 cars counted. It was busy!" This year, the event hit the weather jackpot, with temperatures hitting short-sleeve or light jacket comfortable temperatures, with a high of 73, a soft wind, and just enough cloud overlay to make for some picture perfect photo(s) and memories. George Kolbenschlag writes: "Twelve teams of horses and mules practiced their skills at Saturday's Homeplace on Green River plow day and spring festival. "The large crowd at the festival also had an opportunity to see many of the skills from the early pioneer days at the farm which was first settled in 1803. There was butter making, horse shoeing, pioneer reenactment, ox cart rides, leather working and many friendly animals of all sizes. This story was posted on 2016-04-24 05:56:58
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