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Epicurean Kentuckian: Always a great selection
 2016-04-24 - Circle R Restaurant, 712 Russell Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by ColumbiaMagazine.com (c). The Dessert Case on a typical day at Circle R Restaurant always has a great selection, with frequent changes of selections.
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Wildflowers of Kentucky: Fringed Phacelia
 2016-04-24 - Along South Central Kentucky Highways & Byways - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com photo. Pending a Wildflower experts better judgment, this appears to be Fringed Phacelia. The charming little lavender beauties are found in higher elevations at this time of the year. This photo taken April 21, 2016, in Cumberland County, KY.- EW/LW
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Progress & Preservation: The Barn of Many Colors
 2016-04-24 - Intersection Veterans Bypass & Pelham Branch Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c). No matter what it's state of repair has been, this barn has provided a memorable marking place for as long as most of us can remember. It's being repaired now, which means, hopefully, it will continue to be a source of pleasure for all who love Adair County's great agriculture heritage, not just those of us who live in a barn. Whether there's a fresh coat or paint in its future - or not - its iconic presence will be appreciated by so many of us. - EW. - Photo 23 Apr 2016
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Roller Coaster view toward Butterp'int Ridge
 2016-04-24 - Scenic Highway KY 704, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c). Scenic Highway KY 704, from Tabor Community Church. The utility poles give an idea of the perspective and the camera effect, as Fairplay Road undulates through the lower levels on its rise up what the old folks used to call Butterp'int Ridge to through Gadberry, Fairplay, Inroad, and into Cumberland County. - EW/LW.
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Favorite Old Photo: When photos & life had great perspectives
 2016-04-24 - 210 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY ??? - Photo from the collection of Larry D. Clark. Larry Clark shares another favorite old photo from his collection, from a day when folks knew how to enjoy the best of life, and writes: "l like the perspective of this old photo. The fellow . . . 2nd from the left is Mr . Thomas (Tommy) Cave. This picture was most likely taken on the grounds of Lindsey Wilson, cir.1920s. I wish I knew the others' names. Maybe someone else will know." (Haberdashery is noteworthy, too. - CM)
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Twelve teams of horses & mules at HGR Plow Days 2016
 2016-04-24 - Homeplace on Green River, 5807 New Columbia Road, Campbellsville, KY - Photo By George Kolbenschlag, HGR photo. Twelve teams of horses and mules practiced their skills at Saturday's Homeplace on Green River plow day and spring festival. The large crowd at the festival also had an opportunity to see many of the skills from the early pioneer days at the farm which was first settled in 1803. There was butter making, horse shoeing, pioneer reenactment, ox cart rides, leather working and many friendly animals of all sizes. Homeplace is a 200 acre historic farm being restored to help preserve the areas rich agricultural heritage. In March, the Kentucky Senate passed a resolution naming Homeplace "Kentucky’s Outdoor Classroom."
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