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Should Standpipes be preserved?
2018-03-28 - KY 55 South Road, Greater Glens Fork/Crocus/Graball/Montpelier, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
This standpipe has long been a travel marking place for motorists along Hwy 55 South Road. They are bing phased out now. But should some of them be preserved? One day, in all likelihood, they will have the same pleasant nostalgic interest as cisterns, hand pumps, and sand buckets. Many already find this one to have that reassuring quality. It's still emblazoned with Adair County Water District, even though it is now owned by Columbia/Adair Utilities District. - EW
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Wayne Baxter: Mother Lode of Virgina Bluebells, Monroe Co., KY - Picture 3
2018-03-28 - Southern Monroe County, KY - Photo by Wayne Baxter.
A sight of a single Virginia Bluebell plant is worth the pilgrimmage to see the Mother Lode of Bluebells Wayne Baxter re-visited on Tuesday, March 27, 2018, in Southern Monroe County, KY, not far from Clay County, Tennessee, not far from the Cumberland River.
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Daffodil Watch 2018 - Undaunted in Russell Co., KY 27 Mar 2018
2018-03-28 - U.S. 127, north of Sewellton, Russell County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Russell County, KY, abounds with random right-of-way patches of daffodils. There's a north facing hillside just north of the Sewellton, KY, at the southern terminus of KY 55, that we try to see at it's peak, but it appeared that the peak had passed this year on Tuesday, March 27, 2018. (Or will warmer weather bring a spring revival by Easter Sunday???). But the trip was well worth it, seeing these beauties and other similar ones all along the roadsides, wondering if the right-of-way flowers happen by benign neglect, or if some secret sharer protects and propogates them. - EW
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Wayne Baxter: Mother Lode of Virgina Bluebells, Monroe Co., KY - Picture I
2018-03-28 - Southern Monroe County, KY - Photo by Wayne Baxter.
Wayne Baxter re-visited a favorite spot for Virginia Bluebells, native wildflowers, in the area. where a hillside is covered with the beautiful flower. The flowers are predominately blue in this area, but they may also be pink or white, according to Wikipedia entry: Mertensia_Virginica Photo Tue 27 Mar 2018 by Wayne Baxter.
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Happy six months birthday Liam, from Uncle Taft
2018-03-27 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Taft Neal.
"My partner in crime turned six months old today ( Tues 27 Mar 2018) had his shots and is mad at me for them. He spent time with grandma and grandpa and is worn out. Love you, little buddy." - Uncle Taft
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CHS players honored for good work in historic season
2018-03-27 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools.
CHS girls' basketball players were recently honored for their dedication and hard work this historic season. From left, front, are eighth-grader Rylee Petett, freshmen Kenzi Forbis and Abi Wiedewitsch, sophomore Bailey Thompson, eighth-graders Lainey Watson, Bri Gowdy and Kaylyn Smith, juniors Dee Simpson and Malaya Hoskins and assistant coach Debbie Gowdy-Smith. Back, seventh-grader Bri Hayes, head coach Anthony Epps, sophomore Siera Owens, junior Kalisha Murphy, seniors Nena Barnett, Vonnea Smith and Kayla Young, sophomore Katelyn Miller, freshman Catlyn Clausen and assistant coach Katie Wilkerson. Absent from the photo are seventh-grader Antaya Epps, sophomore Isis Coleman and senior Kiyah Barnett.
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