Wayne Baxter: When trees were fence posts, boundary lines 2014-02-05 - Green River Lake - Photo by Wayne Baxter. This is a section of woven wire fence attached to a large beech tree on Green River Lake property, probably more than fifty years ago. - Wayne Baxter Read More... | Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

Black Walnut suprise: How did it happen 2014-02-05 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Wayne Baxter. This is what I found chopping firewood from a cull black walnut tree that was blown down by the recent storm that hit Campbellsville. There was no evidence of fencing on the exterior of the tree, but converting it to firewood exposed a fencing staple and barbed wire that had been attached at least three decades ago. - Wayne Baxter Read More... | Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

Scenic Adair Co., KY: Cliff top home 2014-02-05 - From Melson Ridge Road, Near Inroad, District 3, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. Since moving to Adair County I've learned to appreciate Know Your County Better tours in the wintertime from someone I know. This sight, seen from Melson Ridge Road east of Inroad, where many of my Turner ancestors and kinfolk lived, is one of those sights. Barely visible in summer, the home of DeWayne and Susan Loy log house is in a place of great beauty. - Linda Waggener Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

LWC Theatre Group at Kentucky Repertory Theatre 2014-02-05 - Horse Cave, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo. Lindsey Wilson College Assistant Professor of Theatre Robert Brock, center, is joined by LWC theater students and friends of the program at the former Kentucky Repertory Theatre of Horse Cave. From left: Caiti Balke of Bowling Green, KY; LWC student Brooke Spatol of Louisville, KY; LWC student Seth Slone of Danville, KY; LWC student Timothy Hoffman of Glasgow, KY; Brock; LWC student Lacy Martin of Gamaliel, KY; Tammy Brock of Glasgow, KY; Jeffery Cloyd of Tompkinsville, KY; LWC student Erika Finley of Hopkinsville, KY; and LWC student Jeremy Cloyd of Tompkinsville, KY. - DUANE BONIFER Read More... | Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

The Kentucky Repertory Theatre, Horse Cave, KY 2014-02-05 - Horse Cave, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. Kentucky Repertory Theatre was founded in 1976 as Horse Cave Theatre. - DUANE BONIFER Read More... | Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

Historic Moment in Columbia: Two distinguished dudes, by Dalton 2014-02-05 - 104 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Dalton Crawford. They must be giants - The occasion was the presentation of the historic photo of the late R.R. "Pete" Walker with President John F. Kennedy and and then Vice President Lyndon Johnson, which had been published in the late '60s/early 70s, Columbia, KY, Daily Statesman,. I'm the properly tousled dude on the left; the tall, distinguished dude on the right is retired banker/farmer Lynn McLean. The historic moment is that this may be Dalton's first ever published photograph, taken as just one more of his chores while he was junior maitre-d'ing at his Mom & Dad's restaurant by the Fountain Plaza in Downtown Columbia, KY. Paired photo: See also: A picture from History - ED WAGGENER Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

A picture from History: Pete and the President 2014-02-05 - Campaign Trial - Photo from collection of Lynn McLean. Lynn McLean found this Columbia Statesman newspaper clipping among the photos collected by his late wife, Jean Dohoney McLean, of the late R.R. "Pete" Walker when he was Kentucky State Coordinator for the 1960 campaign of John F. Kennedy for President and Lyndon Johnson for Vice President. Walker served the party in many capacities over a long period, and got his first lesson in politics as a toddler, when Dr. Nell of Gradyville, a prominent Republican, hired him to serve lemonade at a Republican rally. Walker was fond of repeating the anecdote of the occasion at Democratic rallies. He would say that when he got home, bedecked in Republican campaign buttons and showing off the quarter he'd earned from Dr. Nell, his father, Hob Walker, took him out behind the woodshed and taught him that the Republican Party was no place for the little man. -EW. Paired photo. See also: Historic Moment in Columbia: Two distinguished dudes, by Dalton Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

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