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Kid's Critique on July 4th Fireworks Display, Awesome!
 2017-07-04 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Cars, cycles, strollers, lawn chairs in parking spaces, in yards and on sidewalks, all brought people together at dusk ready for the 2017 City-County fireworks display. It didn't disappoint, especially the children. - LW
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Robert Ellis: Country Scene from Menifee County Kentucky . . .
 2017-07-04 - Menifee County, KY - Photo by Robert Ellis (c) .
Was traveling around the Red River Gorge area this past weekend and took this pic of a dead tree and lovely old barn in Menifee County Kentucky. - ROBERT ELLIS
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Happy 4th business birthday, Liberty Road General Store & Deli
 2017-07-04 - Liberty Road, Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com. Patty's Liberty Road General Store and Deli is celebrating four years in business on this July 4th holiday, 2017 with free gifts and home cooked food for customers. Patty Edwards, owner and operator, at right, holds grandson Aiden who will be two on July 15, 2017. At left is 3-year employee Miranda Stang, with Kristi Curry, center, who has been part of the crew for a year. Overall, Patty's business has contributed six jobs to the Adair County economy. She sends a big "thank you" to the community for their support, for without them, she said, there's no way the store would make it. She looks forward to a bigger celebration this time next year. Her motto is, "Cook it and they will come!"
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A pretty good rock for climbing
 2017-07-04 - Lake Vesuvius Recreation Area, Wayne National Forest - Photo by Pen. Graham Waggener found this large rock with handy climbing holds on the Lakeview Trail along Lake Vesuvius, in Wayne National Forest just outside of Ironton, Ohio. The park is about 15 minutes from Ashland, KY, the home of his maternal grandparents, Ken and Kay Smith.
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What is this vegetable/fruit?
 2017-07-04 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com. Next I will get out my chainsaw and see if I can open this gigantic garden vegetable which looks like a zucchini on steroids. The harvester said that even the master gardener doesn't recognize it and can't say for sure what will be discovered on the inside. More later, after the chainsaw chores. - LINDA
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- Calvin Claywell - Calvin Claywell: The vegetable is a large zucchini
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