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Busy visitor at the grandparent's house
 2017-06-22 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener (AKA Mema), columbiamagazine.com. Matilda Anne Waggener worked hard helping her Mema today. She discovered the painting behind her in storage and was very surprised to learn her Dad made it in school. She insisted it go home with them. Tillie also lovingly packed a few keepsakes left by her Great Mema who passed away in February and she volunteered to be their keeper now. Her Great Mema is probably sitting on a cloud drinking sweet tea, smiling in delight at this result, because we had all worried about who would keep the keepsakes. -- LW
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Yes, the Sleeping Tree - Mimosa -sleeps in the evening
 2017-06-21 - Wall Street, Columbia, KY, - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c). The Mimosa Tree has a well earned reputation as the "sleeping tree." It sleeps at night, as this little fellow had folded up its leaves by 11pmCT, Wednesday, June 21, 2017. But as seen in the Plum Point Bridge Mimosa in the paired photo, a mimosa does not take an afternoon siesta. Paired photo
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Experiencing Downtown Columbia - Bonner students crossing Fortune St.
 2017-06-21 - Burkesville Street at Fortune Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c). Jakob Beckley, left, front, led a group of Bonner Scholars on a walk through Downtown Columbia, Tuesday Evening, June 21, 2017. A number of camps are in progress this week, including a family one with members of the Reformed Presbyterian Churches, a Rogers Scholar session, Bonners Scholars groups, and campus tours for incoming and prospective students, have kept the campus lively. - EW
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The See Through Historic Adair County Courthouse
 2017-06-21 - Historic Adair County Courthouse, from Town Hill - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c). If you can see through the maze of utility lines - lost count trying to get the number - you can see through the courthouse, both in the bell tower and from its front door on the Jamestown Street side through its back door on the Greensburg Street face. In the days to come, it will be safer to walk to the courthouse and through the cross walks, thanks to new, heavier white bars. A thank you should go to the Somerset District 8 Kentucky Transportation Cabinet and the local officials who have been working with them. (Would love to know for sure to thank them). - Ed Waggener.
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Spectacular Summer Solstice from Murrell front porch
 2017-06-21 - Holmes Bend Road, Adair County, KY - Photo by Valerie Adams. Spectacular summer solstice sky from Billy and Rita Murrell's front porch, Holmes Bend Road, Columbia, KY. - Valerie Adams
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