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Green Hills Road below, but you couldn't see it



2015-02-22 - From McKinley Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Mitzi Bault. Mitzi Bault writes: "This is looking at Green Hills Road at 5:38pmCT, Saturday, February 21, 2015. You could not see a car or lights. You could make out the faint gray tree line along Russell Creek at the the Sulphur Hole, where the deer and the otter play, not every day, but often enough for the boys, Blake & Jake to catch sight of them down there quite often. (Of course everyone sees the deer; the otters take a bit of looking) It's a beautiful area, if we learn to keep it that way. Please be safe. - Mitzi Bault

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