Hiking in Clifty Falls State Park
2020-09-26 - Clifty Falls State Park, Madison, IN - Photo by Graham Waggener
Stone steps lead down to Big Clifty Creek in Clifty Falls State Park just outside Madison.
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2020-09-26 - Clifty Falls State Park, Madison, IN - Photo by Graham Waggener
Stone steps lead down to Big Clifty Creek in Clifty Falls State Park just outside Madison.
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The view from Clifty Falls Park
2020-09-26 - Clifty Falls State Park, Madison, IN - Photo by Graham Waggener
Hints of yellow are starting to show in the trees in Clifty Falls State Park. The smokestacks in the distance are the Indiana-Kentucky Electric Corporation plant on the Ohio River.
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2020-09-26 - Clifty Falls State Park, Madison, IN - Photo by Graham Waggener
Hints of yellow are starting to show in the trees in Clifty Falls State Park. The smokestacks in the distance are the Indiana-Kentucky Electric Corporation plant on the Ohio River.
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Giant Mushroom in Montpelier
2020-09-26 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Earl Coffey was tending to chores on his tractor when he spotted what looked to possibly be a dead animal in the grassy edge of Coffeygrounds Farm woods that lead down to Cabin Fork Creek. He would discover not a dead animal, but a record size mushroom the likes of which no one in the neighborhood has ever seen. Measurements were documented by his brother Joe in case it needs to be nominated for a prize at the fair. Standing by the mushroom on the pickup truck bed are the discoverer and witnesses, from left: Marilyn and Earl Coffey, Gary Darling, Joe Coffey and Joseph South. Comments | Permalink
2020-09-26 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Earl Coffey was tending to chores on his tractor when he spotted what looked to possibly be a dead animal in the grassy edge of Coffeygrounds Farm woods that lead down to Cabin Fork Creek. He would discover not a dead animal, but a record size mushroom the likes of which no one in the neighborhood has ever seen. Measurements were documented by his brother Joe in case it needs to be nominated for a prize at the fair. Standing by the mushroom on the pickup truck bed are the discoverer and witnesses, from left: Marilyn and Earl Coffey, Gary Darling, Joe Coffey and Joseph South. Comments | Permalink
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