Cross Country: arriving at the Pacific
2023-03-01 - Oregon USA - Photo by Rebecca Montgomery
"Our first glimpse of the Pacific Ocean in Oregon. I loved how the ocean seemed to blend into the sky. The journey of three weeks across 10 states, allowed plenty of amazing sights and this was our first glimpse of the Pacific when we reached Oregon." - RM Comments | Permalink
2023-03-01 - Oregon USA - Photo by Rebecca Montgomery
"Our first glimpse of the Pacific Ocean in Oregon. I loved how the ocean seemed to blend into the sky. The journey of three weeks across 10 states, allowed plenty of amazing sights and this was our first glimpse of the Pacific when we reached Oregon." - RM Comments | Permalink
Reading Across Adair: Daisy-Head Mayzie at ACPC
2023-03-01 - Columbia, KY - Photo from ACPC
On Hat Day during this Read Across Adair Week, one of the Dr. Seuss books students enjoyed was Daisy-Head Mayzie. Comments | Permalink
2023-03-01 - Columbia, KY - Photo from ACPC
On Hat Day during this Read Across Adair Week, one of the Dr. Seuss books students enjoyed was Daisy-Head Mayzie. Comments | Permalink
Warm weather bringing out critters
2023-03-01 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Donna Rieder
Donna writes: "I'd like to urge our community members to be aware that warmer weather is causing lots of critters to come out of hiding. When I pulled on my sweatshirt this morning, I felt a sting and my arm came out of the sleeve with this ginormous spider attached to it. One of its fangs was still embedded in my arm, and can be seen in the upper middle of the photo.
The only reason that spider wasn't smashed is because the closest thing I could reach was a can of hairspray ~ it stopped it in its tracks! It was a hunting spider, the kind whose eyes reflect light at night. The females are always huge at maturity. How this one got in the house and down into my sleeve is a mystery!" Comments | Permalink
2023-03-01 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Donna Rieder
Donna writes: "I'd like to urge our community members to be aware that warmer weather is causing lots of critters to come out of hiding. When I pulled on my sweatshirt this morning, I felt a sting and my arm came out of the sleeve with this ginormous spider attached to it. One of its fangs was still embedded in my arm, and can be seen in the upper middle of the photo.
The only reason that spider wasn't smashed is because the closest thing I could reach was a can of hairspray ~ it stopped it in its tracks! It was a hunting spider, the kind whose eyes reflect light at night. The females are always huge at maturity. How this one got in the house and down into my sleeve is a mystery!" Comments | Permalink
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