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The Whitehurst Diaries: Strange bloomings - Big picture



2011-10-18 - Old Gradyville Road, Gradyville, KY - Photo by Sharon Whitehurst.
This photo is jury trial quality proof that of crabapples in October in Gradyville, KY, a sigogglin reminder of the greatest campaign slogan in history, when candidate for Mayor of Columbia Squaredeal Downey promised to make the roses bloom in January. He won, but as if, just to spite him, the weather deities sent Columbia three years of Siberian winters, just six days after the Inauguration was over and the World's Largest Chili Bowl failed to make it into either the Guinness Book of World Records, though it will live forever in the more important World Record Book of Guinnesses. Then again, it could be a sign of the second coming of Al Gore and the re-invention of the internet.


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