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Great Dogs of Adair Co., KY: Blue, playing Top of the Mountain
 2016-05-07 - Pellyton, Adair County, KY - Photo by Sharon Whitehurst. 'Blue' on her Command Post - is in charge of
the earliest - born of the spring crop of goatlets who have an area fenced
off from the mature nannies. From this photo I can't identify which of the
three dogs is in the background. The 'tower' is meant as an exercise
'jungle gym' for the growing kids, but Blue finds it is a good command
post. Blue also spends the night with her group of youngsters--in one of
the roomy box stalls in the stable. Each dog has particular 'charges'
although two dogs, Aneto and Munchkin, share the responsibility for the
older does when outside. Two 'billies' have a separate area across the
lane, and they don't have a canine 'minder'. - Sharon Whitehurst. Clicking Read More accesses Sharon Whitehurst's latest essay, "The Night Side of the Moon," which has more to do with growing great potatoes than Great Pyrenees.
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The Whitehurst Diaries: The Waning Gibbous Moon
 2016-05-07 - Pellyton, Adair County, KY - Photo by Sharon Whitehurst. As the waning gibbous moon diminished to its last quarter a perceptible calm settled over the dogs, the goats, the cats. The Pyrenees matron and her two daughters spend the days quietly watching over their goats. They give a woof of greeting and accompany me along the lane on their own side of the fence, grinning, keeping up a low rumble of conversation. The goats glance at me and return to their browsing. The cats have quit roistering through the house, content to loll in front of the fire, for the night side of the moon brought cold rain and grey sullen days. - Sharon Whitehurst
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Whitehurst Diaries, Moon Madness: The Night Side of the Moon
 2016-05-07 - Pellyton, Adair County, KY - Photo by Sharon Whitehurst. At 95% illumination. As this new moon waxes toward full, moving through its mysterious and ageless pattern, I will be taking renewed interest in the responses of those around me, observing the resident creatures, the better to deal with the intermittent 'lunacy' which may again prevail. - Sharon Whitehurst
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Whitehurst Diaries, Moon Madness: The Night Side of the Moon
 2016-05-07 - Pellyton, Adair County, KY - Photo by Sharon Whitehurst. The 'moon' has figured in several conversations lately. . . I watch the moon--not as one who counts the nights between each phase or waits with anticipation for a blessing from the full moon. The moon is 'full' for only one night in each cycle, but the waxing and waning gibbous moon sheds a luminous glow that draws me outside to marvel time and again. - Sharon Whitehurst
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Show Time Choir getting ready for 15 May 2016 concert
 2016-05-07 - Hamilton Auditorium, CHS, 230 W Main Street, Cambpellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, CIS. Juniors Blair Lamb and Caroline McMahan, and Mallory Haley, practice a number for the Campbellsville High School's Show Choir's spring concert on Sunday, May 15, 2016.
The concert will begin at 2:30pmCT/3:30pmET in Hamilton Auditorium, following the annual baccalaureate service for CHS seniors, which will begin at 1pmCT/2pmET. This year's concert, to which admission is free, is being choreographed entirely by students. Students have spent the past several weeks preparing for the performance. Cyndi Chadwick is show choir director. For more information, call Chadwick at 270-465-8774. Calen McKinney
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