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Metcalfe HS students with Dean Chris Schmidt
 2015-11-10 - Holloway Health & Wellness Center, 399 Williams Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Eric Sexton, GRECC Career & Readiness Counselor, MCHS. Metcalfe County High School Students with Chris Schmidt, Dean of Students, back row, far right. MCHS Students, in no particular order: MaKenzy Avery, Rayanna Boston, Madison Branham, Taylor Brown, Hannah Cole, Matthew Costello, Gustavo Cuevas, Alexis Dotson, Chelsea Ennis, Melanie Ennis, April Ervin, Taylor Froedge, Abbie Garmon, Harley Hawkins, Cassandra Jenks, Chance Jones, Dakota Jones, Cameron Mcauley, Brittney Nance, Zachary Nance, Spencer Noe, Nick Pedigo, Reagan Perdue, Mierra Phipps, Katie Reagan, Cheyenne Richardson, Emma Shirley, Jordan Smith, Macy Smith, Lee Strode, Dakota Tiller, Jarad Vanzant, Ethan White. and Felicia Whitt. - ERIC SEXTON
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Fall 2015: Walnut harvest assistant - II
 2015-11-09 - The back yard - Photo By Linda Waggener. You know those walnuts I've been gathering? This is a photo of my assistant, the cat who thought he could roll over them and kill two birds with one stone, sort of. Rolling over the walnuts helps get the pesky husks off and gets credit for the cat, and rolling over the walnuts gives one such a good back rub without troubling the human for one. Paired Photo. See also: Fall 2015: Walnut harvest time I
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Fall 2015: Walnut harvest time - I
 2015-11-09 - The back yard - Photo By Linda Waggener. It's time to gather all the walnuts that have fallen to the ground along with the leaves. Some walnuts are still in full green husks which are hard to break through, some are partially hulled and a few are skinned to their shells by Mother Nature or by squirrels that tried and failed to get to the interior. One of the relatives used to gather them into a pile and then drive the tractor back and forth over them to get the tough husks off. - LW. Paired Photo. See also: Fall 2015: Walnut harvest assistant
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Fossil spider from an ancient lake deposit in northeastern Brazil.
 2015-11-09 - University of Kansas - Photo by Matt Downen. This is a large fossil spider from an ancient lake deposit in northeastern Brazil. It was alive about 100 million years ago and likely spun orb-shaped webs to catch prey. - MATT DOWNEN
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