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Josh Brockman works through the struggles and meets health goal
 2026-09-13 - Columbia, KY - Photo from family collection. Josh Brockman has lost over 70 pounds, but what his wife Amy says impresses her the most isn't the number. It's the discipline. The early mornings. The meal prep week after week, month after month. The strength training, endurance workouts, the miles the two have hiked, and the countless choices made every single day to become the healthiest he can be.
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Travel: Hurricane Ridge
 2026-09-13 - Olympic National Park, WA - Photo by Robert Ellis, robertelliswoodworking.com. Robert writes, "The day after visiting Ruby Beach, our plan was to head up to Hurricane Ridge inside Olympic National Park. The goal was to leave the hotel early enough in the morning, to get ahead of the sea fog/clouds that roll in off the ocean. This event tends to obscure most of the view of that mountain range.
Fortunately we were successful in beating the fog, and stopped along the way to pull over and take some photos. In the center of this photo you can see the fog starting to roll in off the ocean; it became a race to the top!"
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William Archer Lee welcomed home after 33 months
 2026-09-13 - Adair County, KY - Photo from Mig Feuser, The Adair Progress. The handwritten message announcing his homecoming says, "Please welcome Archer home," it reads, asking the community to pray that this "little miracle child" will continue to grow, develop and thrive. After 33 months, William Archer Lee is finally getting that chance. He is coming home.
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Travel: Discovering color along the beach
 2026-09-12 - Olympic National Park, WA - Photo by Robert Ellis, robertelliswoodworking.com. Robert writes, "Once I crossed the stream at Ruby Beach, I was able to travel further and explore more of the 'haystacks' at the ocean's edge. Upon my return, while doing a little rockhounding, I happened upon sea foam displaying these colors. The phenomenon was brief, only lasting for a short while.
No doubt, passers-by were wondering what this guy was doing squatted down with his camera taking pictures of what appeared to be nothing but foam. I think I was the only one noticing this 'event'; this is a colorful image of what they were missing!"
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