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Robert Ellis in Fleming Co., KY: Farm house photo opportunities
 2017-02-18 - Fleming County, KY - Photo by Robert Ellis (c) . Old Farm House, Fleming County . . . Having been granted access to take some photos on this gated, secluded farm, my friend and I spent a couple hours scouring the property...we weren't let down as it seemed like there was a photo opportunity every where we looked. We hope to revisit this site again in the near future. - ROBERT ELLIS
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Robert Ellis in Fleming Co., KY: From inside rustic old house
 2017-02-18 - Fleming County, KY - Photo by Robert Ellis (c) .
Another view of the old farm house from off the back porch. Love the primitive mustard yellow colors of the wood as it seems to pair well with the brick of the fireplace and the cedar tree. - ROBERT ELLIS
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Jim/Lindsey Wilson History: The Cottage on Arbor Vitae
 2017-02-18 - Lindsey Hill, Columbia, KY - Photo from old Adair County News, submitted by Jim. This beautiful seven room cottage was built as the private property of Prof. Patrick Douglas "P.D." Neilson, his wife, the former Miss Maytie Hardin, and their daughter Mary H., then two or three years old. The family had arrived in Columbia early in the summer of 1905, shortly after the Educational Board of the M.E.C.,S. hired Prof. Neilson as an administrator-teacher at the Lindsey Wilson. It was located on what was then "Garnett Avenue" - now Maple Street (why the change heaven only knows). Unfortunately, the house burned in February 1917, 100 years ago, give or take a few days. - JIM
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Scenic Green Co., KY: Farm scenes from Blowing Springs Road
 2017-02-17 - Blowing Springs Road at Thunder Road, Ebenezer, Green County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com photo(c). The heights around Ebenezer in southern Green County, offter some breathtaking vistas. This one is on Blowing Springs Road, near its intersection with Thunder Road. - EW
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Family Science Night at ACPC - Making bird feeder
 2017-02-17 - ACPC, 158 Col. Casey Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Dana Harmon. LWC Student, Cara Embry help Benson Klingberg and mom, Brittany Klingberg cover a toilet tissue tube with shortening before rolling it in bird seed to make a feeder. Hillary Klingberg didn't seem to need much help. - Dana Harmon
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