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Kentucky Color: First Frost Flowers Nov. 28, 2010 These are in Cumberland Co., KY. Indefatigable Frost Flower quester still hasn't found them in Adair Co., KY, but there's a surprise for him today from another, Adair Co. Frost Flower researcher - more on that later. Click on headline for story plus new installment of frost flower photos. By Billy Joe Fudge, Retired District Forester Kentucky Division of Forestry Amandaville, KY, 11:23amCT, Sunday, November 28, 2010 - It seems that the frost flowers are blooming early this year. Although the definition and form of these early blooms may not be the quality of last year, the size is greatly increased. However the photos from last year had brilliant sunshine and today the fog greatly inhibited my attempts to increase the definition. I have searched high and low for Adair County Frost Flowers but to no avail, although these were less than a half mile from Adair County right beside Hwy 704 at Hopewell Acres, the Chowning place this morning. This story was posted on 2010-11-29 09:06:36
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