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Moment with mule


2012-09-23 - Photo by Linda Waggener.
This little white mule allowed a split second of contact with the photographer before moving on with his Saturday work of munching grass and swatting flies with his tail.


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Hunting for the Great Pumpkin


2012-09-23 - Photo by Linda Waggener.
The grandfather of Graham, Evan, Tillie and Hailey, Ed Waggener takes seriously his work of hunting down and bringing home just the right pumpkin for each one. Here he shopped the patch on the Donald and Lois White farm on East KY 80. - Linda Waggener


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Roadside views of the state flower in Adair


2012-09-23 - Pelham Branch Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
Words may be unnecessary with this stunning scene of Goldenrod beside a farm shed on the first day of fall 2012. It's hard to think about allergies in the face of such beauty. The scene is in the valley north of the Russell Creek Bridge on Pelham Branch Road.


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A House for Sally Hall & Family at Fry, KY: Front door installed


2012-09-23 - Fry, Green Co., KY - Photo by Larry Smith. While I was here the front door was installed, by experts whose names I did not get - but some more of 'God's Servants' at work at the house raising for a home for Susan Hall and Family on Fry Ridge in Green County. I know there are magnets to wonderful times all over our listening area, but if you have time, I hope you'll drive by and seen how far this project - inspired by Mary's House - got in just one day. And I hope, and the congregation of Mt. Gilead Baptist Church hopes, that more people will be inspired by A House for Susan Hall & Family and the good work will spread like the Great Revival of the early 1900s. What a testimony to Christ's teachings! - Larry Smith, 92.7 FM radio, the WAVE.

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A House for Sally Hall & Family at Fry, KY: Side view


2012-09-23 - Fry, Green Co., KY - Photo by Larry Smith. The Quick Build House, started at day break Saturday morning, September 22, 2012 looked like this in the early afternoon. The little white building on the left is historic. It's the old Fry Post office, painted white and preserved as a storage building for Susan Hall & Family. We had continuous calls to radio station FM 92.7 FM, the WAVE, about its progress all during the day. It was so fascinating I couldn't help but drive out and see it, and even I made one loop when I turned left onto Milltown Church Road instead of going straight ahead, it was more than worth it. If I'd never found the house the trip would have been worth it. The highway along the ridgetop going to Fry is fabulous. But then, once on the scene and seeing God's Amazing Grace at work - as Fran Neat of Mary's House puts it - at work and spreading like wildfire, it was hard to hold back the tears of joy for knowing what wonderful Christian people we have as neighbors. - Larry Smith, 92.7 FM, the WAVE.

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A House for Sally Hall & Family at Fry, KY: Attorney Jeff Eastham


2012-09-23 - Fry, Green Co., KY - Photo by Larry Smith. Greensburg, KY, Attorney Jeff Eastham operates a nail gun to install part of a doorway in the quick build house raising held at Fry, KY on Saturday, September 22, 2012. Over 200 people were working on the project at different times of the day. The project, inspired by Mary's House at Cane Valley, was made manifest by the congregation of Mt. Gilead Baptist Church. I was told by one member of the Mt. Gilead congregation that their hope is that more congregations will now be inspired by the work of the Cane Valley Christian Church and its Mary's House and by the project at Fry, and will take on similar home projects when people need help. - Larry Smith, FM 92.7 radio, the WAVE.

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Raising Pumpkins: A family affair


2012-09-23 - 6011 Russell Springs Hwy, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Junior Pumpkin Patch Proprietors Kolt King and Cooper King hold two of the pumpkins the King Bros. sell to little kids at their roadside stand at 6011 Russell Springs Hwy, Columbia, KY, in the Ozark community of Adair County. At left is Dana King, their mother and, in the background are the boys grandparents Donald and Lois White. - EW


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