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2014-06-18 - Cool Springs Creek, Gradyville, KY - Photo by Guy Babin.
If this old bird house could talk
The stories this old bird house could tell perched on one of our south pasture fence posts.
Stories of those who sawed the wood from a local log... the bird fancier or Pop Pop of a grand daughter who designed and built it. The countless generations of bluebirds, and starling interlopers who used it to raise their babies.
Old weathered things in the country have a charm and beauty that's usually absent in the city and suburbs.
Old farmsteads, tobacco barns, antique tractors and such--they speak to me, as does this humble yet intricate homestead on a post.
I love the country.... there is peace and beauty here.
- Guy Babin
Cool Springs Creek Farm
Gradyville. KY
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Traffic/Construction: June 18, 2014 100 Block S Monroe
2014-06-18 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. S. Monroe Street, Columbia, KY the length of the main sanctuary of the Columbia Baptist Church, to Jefferson Alley, was the only area block for the water line reconstruction today. - EW
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Rainfall School destroyed by 1933 tornado
2014-06-18 - 576 Freedom Church Road - Photo By Fern Roy. In this picture, Mildred Stapp, in costume, was telling about when she went to Rainfall school. A tornado came through in 1933 and blew Rainfall school down. The next year she and her brothers came to the Conover School. She was 93 years young on March 16, 2014. - Fern Roy
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Epicurean Kentuckian: Garbage Plate
2014-06-18 - Photo by Pen. An ugly name for what turned out to be a pretty attractive dish. The idea is to throw a little of everything that's left over into the fridge into the pan. Here, a sausage patty combined with some random bits of red pepper, onion, and some spinach, with a slice of American cheese. Topped with some tomato and herb.
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16th Annual Conover School Reunion, 2014: Group Picture
2014-06-18 - 576 Freedom Church Road. Adair County, KY - Photo by Renee Cox. Fern Roy sends this photo from the 2014 Conover School Reunion: with the following persons present:,Kenneth Bryant, Leon Huff, Leo Bryant, Gary Burton, Danny Burton (behind) Margaret Huff, Cynthia Watts, Jackie Kimbler, Mike Burton, (behind Wanda Woofter, (behind) Evelyn Watts, Mary Ashbrook, Patricia Wheeler, Pete Watts, Joe Kimbler, Shirley Sneed, Lora Atchley, Dickie Scholl, Mildred Stapp, Fern Roy, Lois White, Jerry Bryant, Avanell Powell, Ann Huckaby, J.B. Powell, Alvis Floyd Jerry Burton (behind) Charlie Roy, Helen Curry, Mike Blair, Lacona Bryant, Larry Bryant, Velta Brown, Carlos Sullivan Mable Bryant. (Photo taken by: Renee Cox).
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1818 Windows at landmark Columbia business being replaced
2014-06-18 - 200 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. The 1818 Windows in the street side face of Grissom-Martin Funeral Home, 200 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY, are scheduled for replacement starting today. Nixon Builders, Columbia, KY, a specialist in restorations and adaptive reuse, is the contractor. Glenn "Red" Nixon, the owner, at left in the photo above, was making plans for the work on Wednesday, June 18, 2014. The landmark building is owned by David, Cathy and Blake Martin. Nixon Builders other recent projects include the showcase Redbrick Studio Building the Harris Building and also currently underway, the Bardin Building, all on the Square in Downtown Columbia.
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