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Koi offer constant entertainment on the Donald White farm
 2012-11-28 - Ozark, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. One of the prettiest secret spots in Adair County is the calming creation of Lois White, a recirculating waterfalls, with drystone masonry retaining walls, and gorgeous koi of all sizes and colors. Lois and husband Donald White live on his family's ancestral lands and have, over the years, transformed a place of great beauty into one which is a marking place for travellers halfway between Columbia and Russell Springs, KY. For more on the colorful domesticated carp, see Koi at Wikipedia.
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Venue, or wake, at Tuesday night gathering on Greensburg Street
 2012-11-28 - 210 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Birds of Kentucky: Don't know what, exactly, to call it. Some would call it a Venue of Vultures, some a Wake of Vultures. Nuances may depend on what the two dozen or so are up to. If birds of a feather do flock together, they were assuredly turkey vultures, not the seemingly more prevalent and more than a little black vulture dudes. These have distinctive turkey vulture red heads. - EW
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Cy Yarberry at bat, coached by LWC's Josh Johnson
 2012-11-28 - Photo by Dana Harmon. Lindsey Wilson's Josh Johnson giving batter, Camp Casey batter Cy Yarberry some direction. LWC athlete Brandon Joyner stands ready in the background. Lindsey Wilson Colleges Champions of Character have proven to be very welcome volunteers at Camp Casey.
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Batting practice at Camp Casey, with Blue Raider help
 2012-11-28 - Col. Wm. Casey School, 220 Gen. John Adair DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Dana Harmon. Camp Casey's Brandon Curl stepping up to bat with some help from LWC Baseball player, Joe Grider. - Dana Harmon, Director, Camp Casey
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(Ad) Melted Snowman Chocolate Peanut Butter Cookies
 2012-11-28 - 212 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ned Reagin. A new cookie from our ovens, brief name "The Melted Snowman Chocolate Peanut Butter Cookie" is now available, while limited supplies last or until the next batch is cooled enough to sell, at Cafe on the Square, 212 Public Square, Columbia, KY.
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From the abstruse: There's always one...
 2012-11-28 - Gadberry, KY - Photo by Charles Marshburn. Charles Marshburn sends this conundrum in a picture puzzle, above, with only a teensy clue to solving the enigma: "There's always one." If it takes you, like me, twenty minutes to catch a joke, it may take a little study, but I finally figured it out. The answer should not really offend anyone, but a few may get uppity and righteous about it - which is not to say they is/are one. - CM
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