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Wildflowers ID: Recognizing Bloodroot leaves
 2018-04-08 - South Central Kentucky - Photo by Cynthia A. Meyer. The Bloodroot has a broad leaf, and is almost rubbery. The root of Bloodroot is a rhizome which when snapped open will ooze a bit of reddish liquid resembling blood, hence its name. Cynthia A. Meyer, Sycamore Spring.
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Halcomb's Landing Boat Ramp: Climbable parking lot mountain?
 2018-04-07 - Russell Co., KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. A bit of exposed geology at the Halcomb's Landing Boat Ramp parking lot, by Wolf Creek Dam, Jamestown, KY. When student pilot Graham saw the mountain his first notion was to climb it. Pretty sure there's a "you should ort not climb official sign" to prevent such a thing; if not, there "had orta." be one. - Grand Dad, Ed Waggener
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Casey Creek Lodge Master presents 25 year pin to Dean Miller
 2018-04-07 - Casey Creek Lodge, Casey Creek, KY - Photo from Carper D. Hayes, Lodge Master . Casey Creek Lodge Master, Carper D. Hayes, presented a 25 year pin to Past Master, Eddie Dean Miller, at our March 27, 2018, meeting. Congratulations Brother Miller. - Carper D. Hayes
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Mr. Richard Phelps as Daniel Trabue: ACPL - 2 Apr 2018
 2018-04-07 - ACPL - Adair County Public Library, 307 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Mike Watson, Adair County Historian. The co-founder of the town of Columbia made a rare appearance at the Adair Public Library on Monday night, April 2nd. The Adair Genealogical Society in partnership with the Adair Public Library, hosted an unprecedented visit from the late, great Colonel Daniel Trabue at the regular meeting of the ACGS. Our own Richard Phelps brought the program with tremendous emotion. - MIKE WATSON
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Kaitlyn Jackson, Eubank, KY speaks at LWC conference
 2018-04-07 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Travis Smith, LWC. Kaitlyn Jackson, a History and English student from Eubank, KY, presented "Rebel Feminists in Star Wars: The Force Awakens" during the Seventh Annual Lindsey Wilson College Women’s Studies Student Conference on Friday, April 6, 2018 Jackson was one of over 20 students presenting research and poetry at the conference.
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Aerial Kentucky: New U.S. 127 from Sewellton, looking N toward Jamestown
 2018-04-06 - Sewellton, Russell County, KY - Photo by Graham Waggener. A view of the stage of construction of the U.S. 127 project south of Jamestown, KY, on Friday, April 6, 2017. Mid left, above the lowest tall cedars, is the old intersection of KY 55 and old U.S. 127. In the bottom of the photo is the new route of U.S. 127, which will cross the Cumberland River downstream of Wolf Creek Dam. In the top of the photo, the new U.S. 127 construction will connect with portions of the highway already improved portion of the road from Jamestown, KY. Photo Fri 6 Apr 2018 by Graham Waggener.
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