HAYven of Rest
17299 Greenville Road,
Lewisburg, KY |
HAY Bob Squarepants
13366 Greenville Road,
Clifty, KY
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Hay Ya'll - Its a Snowman Fall
13305 Greenville Road
Elkton, KY
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Below: Let's Go Fishin'
- 11943 Greenville Road, Elkton, KY |
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North Todd
Elementary School |
StrawberrHAY Muffin
1820 Hadden Mill Road
Elkton, KY |
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Below: School Hays |
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ArcherHay
1604 Hadden Mill Road
Elkton, KY
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HAY Fudge Cake
528 W. Main Street
Elkton, KY
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Below: HAY! Every Day
is a Good Mail Day, No Matter What!
102 W. Main Street, Elkton, KY
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Below: HAYritage Bank
- 536 W. Main Street, Elkton, KY |
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ZHAYbra
101 Howard Circle
Elkton, KY |
Below: a cute puppy with a red nose
and no label |
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Below: HAY Tribute
to Mrs. Sharon, 1 Public Square, Elkton, KY |
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Below: The front and back
of HAY Tribute to Mrs. Sharon |
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Cup HAYke Time
62 Public Square
Elkton, KY |
HAY Herman the Book Worm
Says Come and Read
302 E. Main Street, Elkton, KY
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Gettin' a HAYr Do!
63 Public Square, Elkton, KY
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Join 4-HAYch
202 E. Washington Street
Elkton, KY |
YetHAY Cup
1157 Old Allensville Road
Elkton, KY |
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PokeHAYmon and PikHAYchu
565 Pilot Rock Road
Elkton, KY |
When the Cat's Away the Mice will
PL-HAY
415 Allensville Street
Elkton, KY |
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Resident of the Month "HAYrold"
506 Allensville Street
Elkton, KY |
Hay Hay Hay
2301 Old Allensville Road
Elkton, KY |
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Below: Two hay bales with
no label |
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K'ville BouqHAY
4825 Clifty-Kirkmansville Road
Elkton, KY |
Will-HAY Nelson
4540 Greenville Road
Elkton, KY
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Wedding Bales
895 Chester Martin Lane
KY - Martin Homeplace
Elkton, KY |
The Wedding Bales
were hard to find. The two RV Gypsies were about to give up when Lee
Duquette spotted them. Karen Duquette also photographed interesting
scenery near the Wedding Bales. The two RV Gypsies had driven
a long ways before they finally found the Wedding Bales. |
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What a great place for a wedding - except for the hunters in the area. |
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Below: At one point, the GPS
put the two RV Gypsies on a dirt road with deep water that their car
could NOT cross. Lee Duquette believes that It is always a good idea
NOT to drive through water when he does not know how deep the water
is. Especially water on a dirt path, not a paved road. Plus, this dirt
road went around a corner, and Lee could not see how far past the corner
the water went. Always better than sorry. Plus their tow car is low
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