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Lantern Tour - young historian observing
 2022-05-09 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Jack Bowman, at left, was the youngest in attendance at the Friday evening Lanterns & Tombstones Tour in the Columbia City Cemetery. Tour guide and genealogist, Mike Watson, at right, said the earliest marked grave in the oldest part of the cemetery is 1812. Jack and his Papaw Albert Gray were among those on the walk.
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Lantern Tour - looking toward Campbellsville
 2022-05-09 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Even with rain threatening and temperatures beyond chilly, around a dozen people gathered for the second monthly Lanterns & Tombstones Walking Tour of the Columbia City Cemetery Friday evening. This view from the cemetery is looking out over the Fairground Street - Campbellsville Street junction.
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Happy Mother's Day
 2022-05-08 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Veronica Arnold. Veronica writes, "Hope all the mothers out there got a chance to be with family, to know they are loved and appreciated and if possible to get a chance to rest. I told friends that today gorgeous weather was a gift from God for us to enjoy on Mother's day. After days of clouds and rain, it feels extra special."
Taken in the shade of some hickory trees, a mom takes a moment to put her feet up.
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Mother's Day Breakfast at CBC
 2022-05-08 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge. Matt Jackson and Randy Johnson were busy preparing breakfast Sunday morning in the kitchen at Columbia Baptist Church, while John Speer sneaked a peek to see how things were going. The men prepared breakfast for the ladies in the church Sunday morning in recognition of Mother's Day.
Paired photo: Columbia Baptist Church men's choir
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Wildflower: Redstem Filaree
 2022-05-08 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Pen. Redstem Filaree, also known as Stork's Bill because of the shape of it's seed pods, is another of those plants about which many disagree. It's considered an invasive species by some, and also excellent forage for cattle and wildlife by others. This hardy member of the geranium family has been named "herb of the month" for potentially useful astringent properties by a writer for the Taos News.
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