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Butterfly: Question Mark
 2026-09-27 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Pen. One of the most striking fall butterflies commonly found in Kentucky, the Questionmark Butterfly is brilliant orange on top, but when it folds its wings, turns to a pale brown that blends in incredibly well with fallen leaves.
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Travel: Saying Goodbye To Washington
 2026-09-26 - Mount Rainier National Park - Photo by Robert Ellis, robertelliswoodworking.com. Robert writes, "I thought it might be fitting to end this travel series with one last image of Mount Rainier in its entirety. We were thankful to have visited this area when the visibility was favorable for viewing 'the mountain'. The summer months are when you're more likely to see the mountain, but the downside is it's also fire season. Some of the park was closed for that very reason, but what we did get to explore was beautiful. I would personally rate this park very highly, and if you can include Olympic National Park in the same trip...it's a win-win!
The lake in the photo is Reflection Lake. At the time of our arrival, the wind picked up a little so the perfect 'stillness' of the lake wasn't going to happen; that perfect mirror image of the mountain on the water wasn't to be. However, the lake, blue skies, mountain with some wildflowers in bloom still produced a beautiful scene!"
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Scenic Adair Co.: Sunrise at Goat Ridge Farm
 2026-09-26 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Pam Capozziello. Pam writes, "Early Saturday morning sunrise at Goat Ridge Farm! The sky once again looked ablaze with this orange color! Too bad it doesn't last longer, so pretty to gaze at as you get your morning chores underway!"
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It was the 1980s at the Adair County Public Library
 2026-09-26 - Columbia, KY . Last week included the world of the 1980s at the Adair County Public Library. Notice the phones being held by some, and other keepsakes from back in the day by others. From left are staff members Anita Riddle, Serena Corbin, Alena Milligan, Mike Watson, Leeann Jessee, Juanita Scott, and Jazmyn Burton. Coming up at the Library they'll be celebrating their new bookmobile on Thursday, October 1, 2026 from 9-11amCT with a ribbon cutting at 10. Everyone is invited.
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