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Peggy Sherry will demonstrate plein air technique
 2015-10-21 - Kentucky Artisans Center, 200 Artisan Way, Berea, KY - Photo from Kentucky Artisan Center. Photos, from left: Peggy Sherry, Somerset, KY, demonstrates painting at the center, Sherry and her collaborative work titled, "Kentucky Afternoon Glow" created with artist Linda H. Gover.
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Scenic Cumberland Co., KY: Overlooking Trooper Island
 2015-10-21 - Dale Hollow Resort Park, 5970 State Park RD, Burkesville, KY. - Photo by Ed Waggener. A brief history of Trooper Island can be read from the patio/deck at Island View Restaurant, Dale Hollow Resort Park, 5970 State Park RD, Burkesville, KY.
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Walking the ledge - a century old tradition
 2015-10-21 - Jeffries Building, Just off the Square, Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Granddad. Graham, who is always seconds away from running and climbing mode, acted as catcher on the ledge for sibs Ev and Hailey. Walking the ledge has been a traditional launch for a walk up Jamestown Hill for over a century. Acrophobic as I am, I could always make it as far as Hailey did. The walk was taken during a recent visit by the grandkids, who gave their very most enthusiastic endorsement to Downtown Columbia, insisting only that we refer to it as the Public Golden Rectangle (not Public Square) in honor of Professor Mike Ratliff's scientific finding. - Granddad, Ed Waggener
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Of all the magic on the Square, kicking leaves was the best
 2015-10-20 - Front entrance, Historic Adair County Courthouse, 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Pen. Downtown Columbia is a Magical place for kids at this time of the year, with the Squarecrows around every turn, outdoor diners, street vendors, the Fountain Plaza, and plenty of friendly people. Hailey loved to linger along the way at each attraction but it was hardest to get her to resume the walk when she discovered perfectly kickable dry maple leaves. She was deep in kicking leaves mood when her dad captured this moment, today, Tuesday, October 20, 2015. - GRANDDAD
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Larry Smith: Main Street, early evening
 2015-10-20 - East Main Street Campbellsville - Photo by Larry Smith, FM 92.7 the WAVE & FM 99.9 the Big Dawg. East Main Street in Campbellsville, KY, with only the traditional lights on in early evening - small town America at it best - LARRY SMITH.
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