Kentucky Living
June 2002
On the Cover |
Old-Time Fiddling They have come together for the past 27 years to compete, in old-time fiddling, mandolin, banjo, and a host of other old-time music making. Here are the fiddlers from last year’s Kentucky State Championship Old-Time Fiddlers’ Contest, as they look forward to this year’s event in July |
The Clock Chimer His mission is a big-time one—to restore and repair every old tower clock in Kentucky and David Neal is well on his way after working on more than 20 clocks since 1999 |
Last Great Places Dr. Thomas Barnes thinks there’s a lot of nature in Kentucky well worth preserving, and he’s written a book about it. Barnes’ beautiful collection of photos and essays is called Kentucky’s Last Great Places |
Bank Robbery In 1872 the James-Younger gang paid a violent visit to a bank in Columbia, Kentucky |
Events
From the Editor - Enron who? |
Commonwealths |
Kindred Spirits - Just stuff |
Cut Your Utility Bills - Mini-duct air conditioning |
The Future of Electricity - Scrubbing coal |
On the Road Themed trips
Famous women captives
Exploring Beaver Creek
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The Bookshelf - Summer joy |
Kentucky Cooks - Chilled soup |
Your Health - Living with bowel disease |
At Home in the Garden - Hot annuals |
Money Matters - Writing a will |
The View From Plum Lick - Honoring Dad |