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KSP aims to win Best Looking Cruiser contest
 2021-07-20 - Woodford Co., KY - Photo courtesy Kentuckky State Police. This year, KSP's photo entry in the Best Looking Cruiser contest features a 2015 Camaro, equipped with a 6.2 liter V8 producing 426 horsepower and a 6-speed manual transmission. The photo was taken at sunrise on a local horse farm in Woodford County.
Voting begins Tuesday, July 20 at NoonET on the AAST Facebook page or you can go directly to https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/bestlookingcrusier2021. Voting will end on Tuesday, August 3, 2021 at NoonET. The top 13 finishers will earn a spot on the 2022 calendar.
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Little skunks at the Hunter Place
 2021-07-20 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Miss Vicky Pike, Pampered Angus Ranch, New Columbia. Miss Vicky writes, "Two of four skunks that came out after the downpour at the Hunter Place portion of the Pampered Angus Ranch. The other two went on their way but these two turned when they noticed me. They couldn’t decide what to do next. I didn’t get too close. I had enough problems without getting sprayed."
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Travel: Jellyfish at the Atlanta Aquarium
 2021-07-20 - Atlanta, GA - Photo by George Kolbenschlag. George writes, "I highly recommend Atlanta's aquarium. Vonnie and I were visiting my son, Doug and they took us to the aquarium. It was spectacular!"
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Travel: The Atlanta Aquarium
 2021-07-20 - Atlanta, GA - Photo by George Kolbenschlag. George writes, "The Atlanta Aquarium was spectacular! There was no shortage of sea life at Atlanta's aquarium, and you felt like you were in here swimming with them. They keep the sharks well-fed so they leave the other fish and the aquarium's scuba divers alone."
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Travel: A whole gaggle of Kolbenschlags and Chestnuts
 2021-07-20 - Senioa, Georgia - Photo by George Kolbenschlag. George writes, "Vonnie and I recently visited family in Georgia and Florida. Our son Doug and his wife, Lori, live in Senoia, a lovely little historical Georgia town south of Atlanta. This photo, taken at the Senioa Farmer's Market, includes Ted Chestnut, Sara Kolbenschlag Chestnut, their daughters Taylor and Ellie, and Lori and Doug Kolbenschlag. (Not pictured is granddaughter Cassie). We also went to Jacksonville, Florida to see our grandson, Dan."
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