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Kentucky Color: Amazing Water Water is so common, especially in lush South Central Kentucky, that many take it for granted, many overlook its many unique properties. But one man rarely looks at local phenomena without noticing special features, as Billy Joe Fudge has done in the essay today Click on headline for complete essay + photo(s) By Billy Joe Fudge, Retired Forester Kentucky Division of Forestry Science tells us that life as we know it is dependent upon water, yet we fail to pay sufficient respect to the single most important substance on earth. Not only are we severely lacking in homage, most of us fail to understand the unique qualities of water.
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