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Paula and Sarah had this joyous moment with Seth
 2016-06-27 - West VA - Photo from Sarah Ball. Paula Ball, center, and her daughter Sarah at left, would give anything to have Seth alive and well again. His life was cut short by drug addiction and they share his story in hopes of helping other families dealing with the same problem. Seth Aaron Eaton's story was posted a few days ago but this photo was delayed because they lost power due to the flooding in West Virginia, not far from where they live. Paula said their road was flooded for a short time but they didn't get the worst of it. Other than no electricity for 24 hours and lots of downed trees, they made it alright. To read Seth's story, click 'read more' below. Paula asks for prayers for her family as they continue to try and work through their grief.
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Rides VII: 1957 Chevy pickup has been friend for 32 years
 2016-06-27 - Birch Road, East Adair County, KY - Photo by Tommy Bailey. NOT FOR SALE, NOW: This 1957 Chevy has been my friend for 32 years now. Of course it stays in storage about 95% of the time. When driving it, I may stop at a station or store and hardly have time to get out of it before I'm approached by some one wanting to know if I would sell it. My answer has always been "not now" But I know that one day it will have to go. - TOMMY BAILEY
Next previous RIDE: Rides - Christina Raymond's Pink Jeep: Her favorite color and a statement
To share your favorite ride, text a phone photo with your name, town, vehicle make/model to Linda at 270-403-0017. RIDES pictures that are shared just for fun are FREE. If you want to add your phone number and the note that your RIDE is for sale, there would be a small nominal classified ad fee.
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KY Color: Tree pruning lessons. #3 Healing, Correctly Pruned
 2016-06-27 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge. #3 is a Sugar Maple limb which was pruned correctly at or near the limb collar. The limb collar is full of enzymes and chemicals which will initiate scar tissue growth to quickly cover the wound and preserve the wound against decay and insect attack until the scar tissue completely covers the wound. - Billy Joe Fudge
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KY Color: Tree pruning lessons. #2 Incorrect method
 2016-06-27 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge. #2 is a Sugar Maple limb which was pruned incorrectly and died without sprouting. It too is dead all the way back to the main tree trunk and is being attacked by insects and rot and at the same time providing an open sore for them to attack the living parts of the tree. The dead limb will fall at some point and is a hazard which could cause serious injury or death. - Billy Joe Fudge
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KY Color: Tree pruning lessons. #1 Incorrect
 2016-06-27 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge. # 1 is a Sugar Maple limb which was topped or cut off incorrectly. It sprouted out a couple of years but could not sustain itself and died. It is dead all the way back to the main tree trunk and is being attacked by insects and rot and at the same time providing an open sore for them to attack the living parts of the tree. The dead limbs and sprouts will fall at some point and are a hazard which could cause serious injury or death. - Billy Joe Fudge
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