Showing posts with label Birds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Birds. Show all posts

Monday, March 13, 2017

An Early Taste of Spring

Redbud
Fayette County

Beginnings of a nest in a magnolia tree

Doves nesting on a foggy spring morning

"Jane" magnolia

White Bleeding Heart

"Jack Frost" Brunnera

Red Maple

Candytuft

Mom and Baby

All Legs

Magnolia, Red Maple, and Blue Sky

Enjoying the warm morning sun on an early spring day

Friday, March 3, 2017

Woodford Reserve

Woodford Reserve Distillery
Woodford County



Inside the welcome center



Old stencil used for printing on barrel tops

Inside the welcome center is a small restaurant that serves sandwiches, soups, drinks, and desserts.  The
chili and cornbread made for a warm, delicious lunch on a cold winter day.



Behind the welcome center is the distillery, various offices, and storage barns.

Barrels of bourbon travel from distillery to storage on a track system.








The Grassy Springs Branch of Glenn's Creek runs through Woodford Reserve property.



Saturday, May 16, 2015

Horse Capital Marathon and Half Marathon 2015

The Horse Capital Marathon and Half Marathon, Lexington, May 16, 2015
Lexington's first marathon (26.2 miles) in over 35 years
Race leader at mile 4



An adorable fan watching for her mom

A little soccer game going on in the crowd

Here comes the rain--and they're still smiling!



Smiles in the crowd, too!

Coaching from the sidelines 









Watching the race in her fancy collar

Leader at mile 14.5

The youngest race fans





Mile 14.5 and still having fun!
Photo taken by Chip Southworth

Tuesday, April 14, 2015

Friday, March 6, 2015

Early March Storm: So Much Snow!

Thursday, March 5:  7:00 AM

Mt. Horeb Pike, Lexington, Fayette County
Snow continued until about noon with total accumulation of about 18-20 inches here.













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