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Feathered Guardians of Burress Hollow Road


2016-01-03 - Main crossing, Burress Hollow Road at Speck Ridge Road, Downtown Feathersburg, KY, - Photo by Ed Waggener.
They gave ground, cleared the roadway, but this pair of geese and the duck in the lead did so defiantly. Seen in Feathersburg, the capitol of Speck Ridge Road. Greater Feathersburg is partly in Adair, partly in Casey, and partly in Taylor Counties. Photo Sun 3 Jan 2016. - EW


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Clouds like birds over Egypt, KY


2016-01-03 - From Knifley Road/KY 551 at Egypt, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
These clouds in the sunset looked like birds in a perfect single row flight pattern. From left to right, like Geese landing. From right to left, still birds, but more like swallows ascending. Either way, a gorgeous sight. Photo Sun 3 Jan 2016. - EW


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Epicurean Kentuckian: Chunky salsa & chips, Black Stallion Steakhouse


2016-01-03 - Black Stallion Steakhouse, 1215 North Main, Monticello, KY - Photo Ed Waggener.
The Chips & Salsa at Black Stallion Steakhouse in Monticello is not a freebie, but for many, the $1.99 charge for salsa serving which is generous, and chunky, with texture is worth in these days when so many Mexican restaurants dumb down the salsa to the point it's hardly more than thin, pureed tomato sauce, it was worth it. - EW


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Monticello, KY - Downtown farmers market


2016-01-03 - Wayne County KY - Photo By Linda Waggener.
The Downtown Wayne County Marketplace in Monticello is a permanent, pavilion just off the Square. There is plenty of parking, and the Wayne County Public Library is just steps away.


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Monticello, KY


2016-01-03 - Wayne County KY - Photo By Ed Waggener.
The center of Monticello's public square


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Monticello, KY


2016-01-03 - Wayne County KY - Photo By Linda Waggener.
Heading toward downtown Monticello from Burnside.


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Kentucky History: How Burnside got its name


2016-01-03 - Lakeview Drive, Burnside, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
This sign tells the story of how Burnside, KY, got its name. The sign is on Lakeview Drive a stretch of grand, mostly older homes and beautiful Lake Cumberland views in Burnside, the town. Photo 2 Jan 2016


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