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Roses on the Adair/Metcalfe County line
 2016-07-15 - Red Lick, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com. One of my favorite garden scenes from June was this one on the roadside bank with red and pink roses cascading over it. The tall Yucca plants made for lovely accents. It was located on the Adair/Metcalfe line between Columbia and Edmonton.
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The three Marys and Hiram
 2016-07-15 - Photo From research by Jean Shisler. In the photo at left, three women, in the center is the elusive Mary Ann Bryant Paul born in your fair town, Columbia, KY, 27 Oct 1827. The Mary to the left is Mary Ann Bryant Paul's daughter, Mary Margaret Paul Craft. The young Lady at right in the photo of the three Marys is my grandma, Mary Myrtle Russell Dillman (I'm a Dillman by birth). The photo at right shows her husband Hiram D. Craft. He is standing beside the tombstone he made for her. He wrote the poem inscribed. She is buried at the Ripley Oak Park Cemetery in Ripley, OK beside Hirum Craft. Clicking 'read more' below connects to the whole story.
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Lake City Hall signals a bit confusing; but quite clear from Court
 2016-07-15 - Intersection Campbellsville & Reed Streets, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c). There were mixed signals reflected in Lake City Hall last night, Thursday, July 14, 2016, when this photo was taken. But across the intersection, from the Adair Judicial Center, the message came loud and clear from Adair County Circuit Judge Judy Vance: The March 5, 2016 Wet-Dry Election stands. A suit challenging the wet vote was thrown out. - EW
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Rides VIII: Homer, the famous Coburg Trees Sprouting Truck
 2016-07-15 - Coburg, KY - Photo Spotted by Ben Arnold. Ben Arnold spotted this GMC Green dump truck, "Homer," still a workhorse, which has sprouted trees. The discovery was made while Dr. Arnold was windshielding his cousin John Arnold's double cropped soybean field, planted following his hugely successful 2016 harvest of wheat and wheat straw. Suggestions were for the owners of the vehicle, to make it the latest Coburg tourist attraction, much as Greensburg, Indiana, has exploited the Decatur County Courthouse's Famous Tower Tree
Next previous RIDE: Rides VII: 1957 Chevy pickup has been friend for 32 years
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