Scenic Kentucky: South Fork of Green River
2023-02-27 - Casey County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
An abundance of rain in recent days left its mark on cropland. Comments | Permalink
2023-02-27 - Casey County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
An abundance of rain in recent days left its mark on cropland. Comments | Permalink
In the Judges chambers
2023-02-27 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Heather Spoon
Good friends Larry, Larry and Barry are pictured at an impromptu meeting of minds in Campbellsville. A visit by Adair County Judge Executive Larry Russell Bryant, at left, and Larry Joe Smith was enjoyed in the office of Taylor County Judge Executive Barry Smith, at right, Friday afternoon. Comments | Permalink
2023-02-27 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Heather Spoon
Good friends Larry, Larry and Barry are pictured at an impromptu meeting of minds in Campbellsville. A visit by Adair County Judge Executive Larry Russell Bryant, at left, and Larry Joe Smith was enjoyed in the office of Taylor County Judge Executive Barry Smith, at right, Friday afternoon. Comments | Permalink
Kentucky Color: Spring Heading North
2023-02-26 - Gulf Breeze, AL - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge
Billy Joe writes, "I took this picture about a half mile from the Gulf of Mexico in Gulf Breeze, Alabama, on Friday. On our way home on Saturday, Redbud was putting on a quite a show all the way up I-65 to Hartselle, Alabama, but nary a bloom after that.
During my 20 plus years of flying fire patrol across the Great Wooded South I found that the Redbud would flower 3 to 5 days on the Tennessee/Kentucky border before flowering in Columbia and Campbellsville, depending upon the weather of course.
Never fear, Spring is working its way North and will be here soon!" Comments | Permalink
2023-02-26 - Gulf Breeze, AL - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge
Billy Joe writes, "I took this picture about a half mile from the Gulf of Mexico in Gulf Breeze, Alabama, on Friday. On our way home on Saturday, Redbud was putting on a quite a show all the way up I-65 to Hartselle, Alabama, but nary a bloom after that.
During my 20 plus years of flying fire patrol across the Great Wooded South I found that the Redbud would flower 3 to 5 days on the Tennessee/Kentucky border before flowering in Columbia and Campbellsville, depending upon the weather of course.
Never fear, Spring is working its way North and will be here soon!" Comments | Permalink
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