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A horse grazes a Kentucky pasture in front of a beautiful stable.
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Two horses graze in a Kentucky pasture. Farm World correspondent Tim Thornberry recently traveled the back roads of his home state to capture this rural scene.
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A wooden fence surrounds a nearly empty field in Kentucky.
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Weeds stand guard over a hay bale in a Kentucky field this winter.
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This seed pod is all the remains on a barren branch. Farm World correspondent Tim Thornberry captured this image in Kentucky.
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This old dairy barn in Anderson County, Ky. is no longer in use.
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A few weeds remain standing in a Kentucky field this winter.
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A patch of leaves gives this barren forest in eastern Kentucky a splash of color late last week.
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Kentucky is home to some of the most beautiful scenery in the country, including 52 state parks.
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A patch of green at the top of a group of bare trees makes an interesting focal point.
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As winter fast approaches, a few leaves stubbornly refuse to fall in this eastern Kentucky forest.
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Nature's beauty is evident in the simplest of places.
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A few stubborn leaves cling the branches of a tree in an eastern Kentucky forest.
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Kentucky has it share of beautiful nature scenes, like this mountain vista in the eastern part of the state.
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Eastern Kentucky has its share of beautiful mountain vistas, like this one.
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A fallen oak leaf gets caught on a fern on its way to the forest floor.
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Many pine trees retain their needles during the winter months, giving this Kentucky forest some color.
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Bare trees allow light to filter into a Kentucky forest.
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Two birds float on a Kentucky pond at sunrise recently. State officials have warned poultry farmers to protect their domestic birds from contact with wild or migratory birds due to the avian influenza scare.
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A pair of ducks float together on a Kentucky pond near sunrise earlier this fall.
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A duck floats on a calm Kentucky pond earlier this fall.
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A Canada goose floats on a Kentucky pond.
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A Canada goose swoops towards the water. Farm World Correspondent Tim Thornberry caught this image recently in Kentucky.
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A duck floats on a Kentucky pond at sunrise in late November.
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