Some photos from a fundraiser event involving beer, dogs and music. All photos with the Sony a6000 and Sigma 19mm, Summicron 50mm and Elmarit 90mm lenses.
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FestivALL CWV
Women’s March on West Virginia
In solidarity with the Women’s March on Washington January 21, there was a march at the State Capitol in Charleston that drew almost 3,000 people.
When the march got going, it extended completely around the Capitol Complex. The beginning of the line reached the starting point before the end of the line got going.
A day of unity. More photos at my Smugmug page.
Flood Cleanup
Went to Clendenin WV to participate in some cleanup work following the recent flood. It’s not just water in houses, the river left mud and debris inside and out. Lots of outside help happening in this town, and the folks here appreciate it. Lots more to do.

Tetanus shots

Emergency suspension of postal operations

Debris in the center of town

Swan on mud lake

Nazarene church: home repair and showers

Piles of debris in front of almost every home

Abandoned raincoat

Loaves & Fishes Food Kitchen They proudly serve Miracle Whip. Not kidding.

Hello Kitty in a tree about five feet above the parking lot

God Bless

An elderly widower hung his late wife’s wedding dress out to dry
This 1948 newspaper was behind the drywall of one house; the lead article talks about flooding on the same Elk River that wrecked this community a couple of weeks ago.

Irony
Hole
Coils, Artwalk
Run the Bluegrass Two
Besides the racing, there’s much more to do in Lexington, Kentucky – like drinking bourbon and beer.
We had a tour of Buffalo Trace Distillery. They had a Bourbon Bus take us out to the tour and back, and there was plenty of drinking on the bus.
Saturday night there was a Bourbon School to teach about the differences in bourbon. The document to the left is a reproduction of an actual alcohol prescription; the only way to get liquor legally during Prohibition was to get a doctor to prescribe it.
We had a tour of Ethereal Brewing. I really enjoyed the Old Gregg Brown Porter.
Bourbon Skies over Lexington.