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Kesslers Road Trip: Where Adair County ends and Russell begins

By Tiffany Kessler

Crocus, KY - Where Adair County ends and Russell County begins. Though the sun stayed hidden and the panic of potential snow was palpable, on Saturday, December 9, 2018, we decided to journey out for a short road trip.

The Crocus community has always held a sign that I think is so enduring - "Population 16 and growing". The "and growing" addition triggers the questions: "Who is moving to this community that borders the county?" or "Which family may be expecting the newest member of Crocus?"



To get to Crocus, travel around 20 miles down Hwy 55 south from Columbia and turn right on Hwy 1313. While answers to those questions come pouring in from the population of Crocus and beyond, their journey through Crocus took the Kesslers - Eddie, Tiffany and Kasey - on to the historic little town of Creelsboro, KY. She says more on that part of the road trip is yet to come. Can't wait! - LW


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Kesslers Road Trip: Crocus, the beginning and the ending



2018-12-12 - Crocus, KY - Photo by Tiffany Kessler.
Crocus, KY - Where Adair County ends and Russell County begins. The sign on the right welcomes travelers to the beginning of Adair County at mile marker zero, entering the town of Crocus, population 16... and growing.

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Kesslers Road Trip: Crocus, a growing population



2018-12-12 - Crocus, KY - Photo by Tiffany Kessler.
The City of Crocus, KY sign declares, "Population 16 and growing". The "and growing" addition triggers questions which we hope will bring answers as residents have time to write in.

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