Raking wind rows preparing to bale hay on Ironworks Road.
8/15/2009
Album ID: 817520
Photos by K. Hopper
Cave Run Lake
12 photos
for sale
Early foggy morning on Cave Run Lake
8/15/2009
Album ID: 817502
Photos by K. Hopper
Perryville Cruise In
13 photos
for sale
Cruise In car show in Perryville complete with entertainment.
8/15/2009
Album ID: 816648
Photos by Sandy Burton
LCHS football scrimmage
26 photos
for sale
LCHS football scrimmage against Anderson County, Friday 8/14/2009 photos by Dawn Atkins
8/14/2009
Album ID: 816948
Photos by Dawn Atkins
The horses of Edmonton, Ky
17 photos
for sale
We went walking down the road my mother lives on in Edmonton, KY and we saw these horses surrounded by yellow flowers.
8/12/2009
Album ID: 814775
Photos by Malinda Raines
Dog Walk
1 photo
for sale
So much to do, so little time. Combining mowing and walking the dog.
8/10/2009
Album ID: 813191
Photos by K. Hopper
Fort Harrod, Harrodsburg, KY
40 photos
for sale
Warm summer days enjoying Fort Harrod located in the heart of the Bluegrass in Harrodsburg, Kentucky
8/9/2009
Album ID: 812340
Photos by Cathy Wright
South Korean Students visit Danville
12 photos
for sale
The English as a Second Language Program (ESL) is offered at Kentucky State University and coordinated by Dr. Kwang H. Suh, Office of Asian Affairs. The ESL Program includes courses in writing, grammar, and conversation, employing speaking and listening skills in every class period. The ESL program coordinates with the area communities to offer students the opportunity to experience American customs and culture.
Recently, 16 South Korean English teachers from Youngsan University, Busan, South Kyongsang, South Korea, were involved in an intensive four-week program of learning English and American culture through classroom studies and field trips. On July 21, the group spent the day visiting with retired University of Kentucky Professor, Bill Berdine and his wife Stacie Meyer at their Danville, KY lakeside residence. The day included boat rides on Herrington Lake where several of students had their first experience driving a boat as well as enjoying a Kentucky-style barbecue lunch served by the hosts. During breaks from class work, the group took trips to New York and Chicago. Smaller excursions included Mammoth Cave and the Danville visit with the Berdines. They also completed a teaching practicum with children at the “Summer in the Son” program at The Frankfort Christian Academy. They left July 25 to return to families in South Korea. Additional information regarding Kentucky State University’s Asian ESL programs can be had by contacting Kwang H. Suh, Ph.D., Academic Advisor and Director for Asian Affairs,128 & 129 Hathaway Hall, Kentucky State University, Phone: 502-597-6671, Email: k.suh@kysu.edu
8/6/2009
Album ID: 810693
Shakertown at Pleasant Hill
50 photos
for sale
Cool summer morning enjoying the serenity at Shakertown, near Harrodsburg, KY
