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Storm March 2, 2012: Hail covers ground in Gradyville, KY


2012-03-02 - Gradyville, KY - Photo by Ashley Koller.
Ashley Koller The lawn at the Koller house in Gradyville, KY, looks like it's covered snow or cotton bolls, but it's hail.


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Walmart still looks busy even while temporarily shut


2012-03-02 - Walmart, Holladay Place, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Even while the store's doors were shut, the parking lot at Columbia's Super Walmart was busy. Hail, described by some as softball size, broke some skylights in the huge center, necessitating a closure for what was hoped would be a very brief time. Evidence of the hailstorm can still be seen on the grass at the Burger King Shopping center and along the curbing.

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Katelyn Elizabeth Spears, Burkesville, KY (2009-2012)


2012-03-02 - 601 N. Main Street, Columbi - Photo from Norris-New Funeral Home.

Katelyn Elizabeth Spears, Burkesville, KY (2009-2012)



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Photographing the Double Rainbow


2012-03-02 - Shelby County, KY - Photo by Pen. Minutes after a line of storms passed through, the skies turned clear and blue. Graham headed outside to document the resulting double rainbow with his ipod camera.

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Epicurean Kentuckian: Chicken Pot Pie


2012-03-02 - Photo by Pen.

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Spring Blossoms in Campbellsville, KY


2012-03-02 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Lawrence Hamilton. Lawrence writes, "Look what we found in our backyard this morning....Spring has sprung on the 2nd day of March in Campbellsville. We think it is the earliest tree blossoms we have seen in the ten years of being in this area."

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For those who can't get enough: Daffodils at Adair Library


2012-03-02 - 307 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.

For Linda and all those who can never see too many daffodils, an alert that these are in full glory at the back entrance to the Adair County Public Library, 307 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY. The photo was taken Thursday, March 1, 2011.


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