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Alan, Jim, and Larry in Washington, D.C.


2022-11-04 - Washington, DC - Photo by Larry J. Smith.
Larry writes, "Alan Reed, Jim Jackson and myself spent the past week in Washington, DC. We're wrapping up the trip in New York Friday evening, more pictures of our trip will be coming."

Paired photo: Travel: South lawn of the White House


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Travel: Biltmore Estate


2022-11-04 - Asheville, NC - Photo by Veronica Arnold.
Veronica writes, "Just a few photographs taken at the Biltmore estate. When Mr. Vanderbilt constructed the estate, it consisted of 120,000 acres. The square footage of the home is around 4 acres. It took approximately 6 years for the estate to be built."


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Book Fair underway


2022-11-04 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
7th Annual Adair Co. Book Fair setting up in the fellowship room/chapel of the Columbia Baptist Church.

My late husband Ed and I were married in front of that fireplace (at the right edge of the photo) in 1969 by the Rev. David Gardner before leaving on our 3-day honeymoon to Gatlinburg.  -- Linda


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Kentucky Color: Bush Honeysuckle


2022-11-04 - Great Wooded South - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge.
Billy Joe writes, "Yes, it is an invasive, and not native to our country, but it is a visual treat. It is also an olfactory treat when blooming in the Spring. However, in spite of its sensual splendor I don't encourage planting it or allowing it to regenerate. After a period of years, it will create an impenetrable, consuming and spreading bramble that stifles any regeneration of most of our native species. I've heard it said that too much of a good thing is a bad thing, and this plant just might be a perfect example of the truth of that old saying!"


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Scenic Kentucky: Leaves down


2022-11-04 - Russell County-ward - Photo by Linda Waggener.
Most of the leaves have left on this beautiful country lane somewhere near the Adair/Russell County line.


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Agree with Billy Joe Fudge


2022-11-04 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
I agree with Billy Joe Fudge who said recently he'd never seen more squirrel food gathering activity. I'm seeing more squirrels than I can remember and they are aggressively burying food for the coming winter.

Related: Kentucky Color: Bad Winter?!?!


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US 127 Rebuild


2022-11-03 - Russell Co., KY - Photo by Jacky Pyles.
Progress of the US 127 Rebuild, looking NE from KY 1730, taken on Thursday, November 3, 2022.


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