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Epicurean Kentuckian: Pink Iced Donut
 2012-03-13 - Russell, KY - Photo by Pen. Nestled among an office supply store and a preschool on a side street in Flatwoods, KY (the Flatwoods near Ashland, not the one in Greater Metropolitan Columbia), Dave's Bakery makes a variety of fine baked goods and donuts. There's probably an official flavor for this favorite, but to the Smith family, it's always been known as a "pink iced from Dave's." Also pictured are a jelly and a chocolate with sprinkles.
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Kentucky Color: Royal Paulownia tree in winter
 2012-03-13 - Sparksville, KY - Photo By Billy Joe Fudge. These seed pods of one of the Royal Paulownia trees at the old Sparksville School Building somewhat resemble the flesh eating Venus Flytrap and are stuffed with as many as 2,000 seed. The sulfur colored panicles in the background will soon erupt into clusters of bluish lavender flowers.
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Tater went a-traveling: But he is back home in Little Cake
 2012-03-13 - Little Cake, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Wendy Gousha. Tater Wendy Gousha's and Ben Briscoe's kitty, lives a princely life in Little Cake. But Saturday, March 10, 2012, he went AWOL. Monday, at 6:37pmCT, well past bedtime, Wendy Gousha sent this photo, with an All Points Bulletin for him, writing, "He is terribly missed." This morning, when saw the Missing Cat Bulletin, there was a follow up, the best news there is; the Tater came back, though a little frazzled from his experience. The morning mail said: "I just want you to know that I found my kitty, Tater. He finally came home after endless searches. He is safe but has a couple of war wounds," and it was signed, Wendy Gousha.
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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Spring like look at Bomar Heights
 2012-03-13 - 400 Bomar Heights, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Bomar Heights, "Hospital Hill" offers grand vistas from its ridgeline path, particularly toward the south. But it's also picturesque in and of itself. This 400 block section includes, clockwise, the 1968 Summit Manor Building and still serving its primary intended purpose, the historic house of Bruce and Sally Akin in the center, the recently renovated Grider Properties apartment complex, and the early flowering Bradford Pear on Summit Manor's lawn.
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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Sunset sentry on T. Bradshaw Road
 2012-03-13 - T. Bradshaw Road, Columbia, KY - Photo By Ed Waggener. A cow kept watch from the crest of a pasture field on T. Bradshaw Road in early evening. T. Bradshaw Road is a scenic, one-creek crossing shortcut off equally scenic Yellowhammer Road, a main connector between the Village of Hardscratch and rival rural shopping center, the Village of Fairplay, KY.
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