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Kayaking Russell Creek: Clouds in the water


2017-06-21 - Russell Creek, Adair County, KY - Photo by Mitzi Bault (c).
Long deep hole in Russell Creek with smooth floating ahead, no portage in sight, reflected canopy & clouds on peaceful waters, make for a dreamy day, kayaking on Russell Creek near Columbia - MB


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Enjoying the sunshine at Glens Fork/Glenville/Glensfork/Hardscratch


2017-06-21 - Hardscratch, KY - Photo by Mekensie Richard.
Allen Grant, Billy Harmon, and Barry Bailey enjoying the beautiful sunshine on the front pouch of Kelley's General Store at Hardscratch.


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Travel: Miami at night


2017-06-21 - Miami, FL - Photo by Graham Waggener.
Flying out of Miami International airport offers a stunning view of the city.


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Kayaking discovery, water flowers: Yellow Iris in Casey Creek


2017-06-21 - Arnolds Landing Casey Creek, Knifley, KY - Photo by Mitzi Bault (c).
Some wonderful things sights can be seen while kayaking. These delightful yellow irises were spotted while kayaking near Arnold's Landing on Green River Lake, during recent high water. - MITZI BAULT.


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Herbert Ray Mattingly, Jr., Glasgow, KY/Lebanon, KY native (1950-2017)


2017-06-21 - 801 N Race Street, Glasgow, KY - Photo from Hatcher & Saddler Funeral Home.

Herbert Ray Mattingly, Jr., Glasgow, KY/Lebanon, KY native (1950-2017)


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Sheriff Harrison Moss at Drug Forum at Living by Faith Church


2017-06-21 - Living by Faith Church, 3041 Edmonton Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c).
Adair County Sheriff Harrison Moss listens as Drug Forum Moderator, Columbia Police Chief Jason Cross, speaks. Chief Cross asked those in attendance to be proactive requesting Adair County Fiscal Court and the Columbia City Council to allocate enough financial support adequately fund law enforcement agencies, particularly with equipment and personnel.


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Blossoms of KY - No, Sleeping Tree doesn't take siesta


2017-06-21 - Over Green River Lake at Plum Point Bridge, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com photo(c).
The Mimosa is also called "The Sleeping Tree" in Asia because at night, its leaves curl up. But one could not prove it by me. Most around here probably haven't seen the phenomenon, much less documented it. This photo was taken just after noon yesterday, on the off-chance local trees take siestas, a healthy practice many locals practice, but apparently not this alert tree standing by the water, moving in the very gentle wind. - EW


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