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Snake Creek area rock formations & Plum Point Bridge Wayne Baxter discovers geological formations which give insight - maybe an ancient volcano in South Central Kentucky's past, later layering, and commends whoever selected paint for the Plum Point Bridge on KY 551/Knifley Road. Click on headline for story photos By Wayne Baxter The rock structure along the Green River Lake in the Snake Creek area is unusual. In the accompanying photos:
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