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Guardians of Clifty Creek Guard Ranch


2013-02-06 - Eastern Adair Co., KY - Photo by Miss Donna Rieder.
This is Josie and her buddy Jumpin' Jack Flash - They live in the lower pasture at the corner of Providence and White Oak Church Roads. "Flash" keeps any coyotes from coming in to eat the goats. They both enjoy visits and treats from passersby. Flash doesn't care for grownups so much but he loves little people, especially ones bearing carrots! Since the creekbanks overflow at times and would take out a fence, I just fence across the creek at each end of the pasture; much easier to replace just a wire or two. This has also kept out the 4-wheelers who used to use the creek as a roadway. Now there's an abundance of wildlife which lives down there: a great blue heron, lots of hawks and owls, as well as more fish, turtles and even fresh-water eels, dragonflies and so forth. People don't seem to realize how many lives they disturb and destroy when they take their ATVs into the waterways. There should be a law against it. - Miss Donna Rieder


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Favorite Old Photo: Coach Ed Diddle


2013-02-06 - Bowling Green, KY - Photo WKU photo by Edgar Allen, Jr.. Coach Diddle - Edgar Allen - made in 1970s; press release photo from WKU. from the collection of Mike Watson Clicking Readmore accesses more of the story on the photographer, Edgar Allen, Jr. and another tie to Columbia, KY.

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Scenic Marion Co., KY: The Keyhole House, Lebanon, KY


2013-02-06 - Lebanon, KY - Photo by the Feedman, Kenny Browning.
A George F. Barber design, The Keyhole House, located in Lebanon, KY: I have driven past this house thousands and thousands of times and never really noticed it. A few days back I received a flickrmail from a guy in Boston wanting to know if I would take a few photos of a house in town . He was researching the architect of this house and wanted photos of it, and, since it was a bit out of his way to take the photos himself ( a solid day and a half drive from Boston, MA ) . I'm always willing to help a fellow flickrite out! This has caused me to look at the house from a new perspective. . . amazing how a person can overlook amazing houses when you see them on a daily basis. With that being said "Black.Doll," this one is for you. A contact that I'm sure will appreciate a George F. Barber house. I have an appointment with the owner of this house to take photos of the inside . It should be a treat to get to see the inside. The house was built in 1898 and only two families have owned it. - Kenny BrowningSeen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.


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CU opens Bright-Redmon Commons, Chowning Patio


2013-02-06 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. CM photo.. A ribbon cutting for the Bright-Redmon Commons and the Chowning Patio was held January 29, 2013 to open the Board of Trustees meeting at Campbellsville University. The Bright-Redmon Commons was made possible by a donation from George and Floydene Bright, fifth and fourth from right, respectively. The Chowning Patio was made possible by a donation from John Chowning, second from right, vice president for church and external relations and executive assistant to the president. Third from right is Dr. Mike V. Carter, President of Campbellsville University.

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Adair Co., KY School Menu Feb. 4-March 1, 2013


2013-02-06 - 1204 Greensburg Road, Columbia, KY - Photo from Dayna Feese.

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Cat visitor at home on N 61, past Rogers Trucking


2013-02-06 - Greensburg Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Aundria Rowe. Hosts can't keept her - We have had a visitor show up and are unable to keep her. She is very friendly, although she doesn't look that way in the picture. She has been very playful with my daughter. We live past Roger's Trucking on North 61.If this is your cat or you would like to have her please contact us at cam651@duo-county.com. Thanks! - Aundria Rowe

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Salvation Army Appreciation Lunch: Rotarians


2013-02-05 - Adair - Photo Salvation Army photo. At Volunteers for the Adair County Salvation Army Appreciation Luncheon,, Tuesday, February 5, 2013: From left Representatives of the Columbia Rotary Club are Ellen Zornes, Kaye Bowman, Jerry Holt, and Dawson Cunningham - Ellen Zornes

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