Searching for Mt. Tussell: This is not it. This is The Josie Bank 2015-04-06 - Crooked Creek, Mt. Tussell Road, District 6, Adair County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Easter Sunday, Linda and I drove Mt. Tussell Road from Knifley to the Creek. David Abell, whose farm is on both sides of the creek, told us that this knob is not Mt. Tussell. If I understood him correctly, it's call "The Josie Bank." He told us again of the Mt. Tussell School, no longer in existence, for which the road, formerly known as "Crooked Creek Road," had been renamed. He suggested that may have been in the time after his father-in-law, Bob Chelf was Magistrate in District 6, up until the tenure of Magistrate Wallace Feese. No one yet has been able to tell us how Mt. Tussell School, for which the road was renamed, got it's name. Eb Arnold suggest that his kinsman, C.R. Arnold, now a townie, might know. - ED WAGGENER Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

A very white city, from Fortune Street 2015-04-06 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Towns which present an overall white look have alway drawn my attention. There was an angle one could view the village of Center in Metcalfe County from which the town gleamed with so many buildings painted white. It remains my very favorite structural paint color. This photo taken randomly on Easter Sunday gave the impression of a gleaming city of white. I think that it helps cool as well. Maybe someone else knows better than I. The little building on the left is historic, beginning it's existence as a whiskey dispensary, It's about 85 years old, I believe, built 10 years before my time, I'm told, after prohibition ended years of lawlessness and a golden era of crime in America. - EW Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

Jean's Squirrel II - The supplicant 2015-04-06 - S. Capitol Avenue, Indianapolis, IN - Photo by Beth Ann Cravens. Once Jean sat up to acknowledge her outdoor pet, it changed to a more supplicant personality, almost wimping in the most pitiful manner, until Beth Ann prepared and served its morning rations. Paired photo, 1 of 2, see first: - Jean's Squirrel I - Getting attention Beth Ann Cravens is the youngest daughter of Jean Waggener Cravens, sister of Fay McKinnley, Columbia, KY and Annette Richards, Bowling Green, KY; and Ralph and Ed Waggener, both of Columbia, KY. Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

Jean's Squirrel I - Getting attention 2015-04-06 - S. Capitol Avenue, Indianapolis, IN - Photo Beth Ann Cravens. Beth Ann Cravens caught this photo of her mother Jean Cravens' squirrel, at the window, demanding to know why it's breakfast wasn't ready. The squirrel tapped on the window until Jean was awakened by the noise. Paired photo: see - Jean's Squirrel II - The supplicant Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

Daffodils by Burkesville Street sidewalk 2015-04-06 - Sac-A-Lot Corner, Burnsville & Guardian Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener . Just in time for Easter Sunday, a small bed of daffodils brightened the Sidewalk along Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY on 5 Apr 2015. The flowers are the work of Vonnie Kolbenschlag and others. Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

Forget the frock, feed an orphan: Easter at New Life 2015-04-05 - New Life for the Nations, 5095 Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY. - Photo NLFN photo. Some in our church decided not to spend money on new clothes for Easter. Instead they donated money to a Christian ministry "Forget the Frock--feed an orphan". Front row, from left, Bethany Harvey, Darlene Campbell, Lidy Gray, Denise Adamson, Phyllis Keltner, CJ Lawson, Dakota Williams, Autumn Rigsby, Grant Adamson. Second row: Jerry Adamson, Sylvia Grant, John Waite, Jacob Williams, Gabby Russell, Libby Wright, Madison Wright, Alexis Williams, Sarah Lawson, Ashley Adamson, Grayson Adamson, MaKenzie Hughes. Third row: Sherry Lawson, Cole Lawson, Jeff Wright, Cheryl Jackson, Bradley Adamson, Rita Reynolds, Bob Reynolds. Back Row, Pastor Gerald Reliford, Mercedes Hughes, and Matthew Hughes. Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

Turkey Hunt, 2015 - Blaine Harden gets a big one 4 Apr 2015 2015-04-05 - Columbia, Adair County, KY - Photo by Margaret Harden. < B>Blaine Harden killed this turkey this morning, Saturday, April 4, 2015, on the first day of youth hunt. It weighed 26.79 pounds, 11" beard and 1 1/4 spurs. - Margaret Harden Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

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