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Travel: Charles Marshburn's visit to Naples, Italy


2015-07-01 - Naples, Italy - Photo by Charles Marshburn.
Charles Marshburn of Gadberry, KY is now home after two weeks in Europe. He's sharing some of the pictures along the way. This scene is from Naples, Italy.


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Itty Bit, sweet Chihuahua mix, available at GRAS (Adopted!)


2015-07-01 - Green River Animal Shelter, 455 Appleby Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Kim Sallee, Director, Green River Animal Shelter.
Itty Bit was adopted Mon 6 Jul 2015 - KIM SALLEE
This sweet little chihuahua mix is Itty Bit. He is UTD on all of his shots, housebroken (uses pee pads) and already neutered. If you are looking for a nice little housedog/watchdog contact Green RIver Animal Shelter at 270-385-9655 Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays 10am-5pm CT and Saturdays 10am-2pm CT. Phone 270-572-9943 after hours. Thanks, KIM SALLEE Director.
CM Animals


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The John Field House: Archetectural Icon ca 1812


2015-07-01 - Corner S Reed and E Fortune Streets, Columbia, KY - Photo By Mike Watson.
The John field House, Columbia, Adair County, built about 1812, one of only a hand-full of buildings from that era left standing in the county. It is now undergoing restoration. - MIKE WATSON

Photo 30 Jun 2015.


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Early morning bonding: Look who's in charge now


2015-07-01 - Cloverport Estates, Columbia, KY - Photo by Alan W. Reed.
The little white 206 Lost Dog, who just nine hours before was so skittish of rescuers it had to be lured into a trap, had bonded with the John M. Shelley III, who kept up the search for he little fellow even after the search had to be conducted by flashlight. This morning, the two seemingly have known each other forever. Shelley made hydration the first order of business, and put 206 LD on a high protein diet of deli sliced turkey. Neighbors in the Cloverport Community united to savet the dog, fearing it might become a victim of KY 206/Liberty Road, as it crossed the road many times during the day from Cloverport to Haven Hill Cemetery, believed to have been searching for its family.


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Steam rising on KY 1913 at border near Coburg, KY


2015-07-01 - Coburg, KY - Photo CM staff photo.
Sweet summer rain in the last days of June gave rise to steam when it hit the hot roadway of KY 1913, at the border crossing between Adair and Taylor Counties, west of Coburg, KY. - CM


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Dr. Kessler speaks at Homeplace/Tebb's Bend trail celebration


2015-07-01 - Homeplace on Green River, 1765 New Columbia Road, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by George Kolbenschlag.
Dr. Ritchie Kessler, Kentucky Heritage Land Conservation Fund Board, spoke to those attending the dedication of the five mile trail system at Homeplace on Green River and the Tebbs Bend/Green River Nature Area Tuesday morning at Homeplace. Kessler, who was involved in the very early days of Homeplace and remains active at "Kentucky's Outdoor Classroom" reminded the crowd of about 50 of the history and significance of the farm. He told them that "this little piece of Heaven" was not there by chance and that many had been involved in its development. Kessler said it was only a five minute drive from Campbellsville (and 15 minutes from Columbia) and a place where we could get way from the daily trials of our lives. Kessler also spoke of the importance of places like Homeplace on Green River in preserving the plant and animal life that sustains us as human beings. In addition to Kessler, a number of local leaders including local Kentucky legislator Bam Carney, Taylor County Judge Eddie Rogers, Campbellsville Mayor Tony Young and local historian and Homeplace board member Betty Jane Gorin attended and spoke at the gathering as did the local government coordinator from the Governor's Office, Jodi Williams. The trail system traverses woodlands, fields of native grasses and plants, wetlands and borders on streams and the Green River. It is reserved for walking only, and no vehicles or horses are allowed on the trails. -George Kolbenschlag


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Young whitetail deer


2015-07-01 - Cane Valley Mill Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
A young whitetail deer raced along corn high as an elephant's ear on the land it shares with Farmer Yarberry, one of Adair County's many meticulously maintained farms. The scene is looking south toward the road after it hooks a left turn headed toward Cane Valley and/or Columbia. - EW


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