The trails and rivers were the interstate system of the 18th century.
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***Kentucky in the 18th century was the middle ground. Wildlife was abundent and a little bit of heaven. "The heavens tell of the glory of God.The skies display His marvelous craftmanship. Day after day they continue to speak; night after night they make Him known. They speak without a sound or a word.;their voice is silent in the skies. Yet their message has gone out to all the earth, and their message has gone to all the world... Psalms19:1-4
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- M Combs,
- Alexandria, Kentucky, United States
- Living humbly before my God,to inspire others to do the same. Father,Son,Husband,Grandpa.
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Kentucky History and Natural Science
- Blue Jacket~Allan Eckert
- Wilderness Empire~Allan Eckert
- That Dark and Bloody River~Allan Eckert
- The Frontiersmen~Allan Eckert
Kentucky's Major Lakes and Rivers
- Ohio River
- Big Sandy River
- Licking River
- Kentucky River
- Cumberland River
- Salt River
- Green River
- Tennessee River
- Mississippi River
- Kentucky Lake
- Barkley Lake
- Rough River Lake
- Nolin River Lake
- Barren River Lake
- Green River Lake
- Dale Hollow Lake
- Lake Cumberland
- Laurel River Lake
- Herrington Lake
- Taylorsville Lake
- Cave Run Lake
- Buckhorn Lake
- Grayson Lake
- Yatesville Lake
- Paintsville Lake
- Dewey Lake
- Fishtrap Lake
- CarrFork Lake
Wildflowers of Kentucky
- Black-Eyed Susan
Birds of Kentucky
- American Robin~
- Blue Jay~
- Chipping Sparrow
- Northern Cardinal~
Fish of Kentucky
- Bass, Largemouth
- Bass,Hybrid Striped
- Bass,Kentucky (Spotted)
- Bass,Rock
- Bass,Smallmouth
- Bass,Striped
- Bass,White
- Bluegill
- Bowfin
- Brook Silverside
- Buffalo,Smallmouth
- Bullhead,Black
- Bullhead,Yellow
- Carp
- Carp,Grass
- Catfish,Blue
- Catfish,Channel
- Catfish,Flathead
- Chub,Creek
- Crappie,Black
- Crappie,White
- Darter,Rainbow
- Drum,Freshwater
- Eel,American
- Flier
- Gar,Longnose
- Gar,Spotted
- Herring,Skipjack
- Lamprey,Chestnut
- Logperch
- Minnow,Bluntnose
- Mooneye
- Muskellunge
- Paddlefish
- Pickerel,Chain
- Pickerel,Grass
- Pumpkinseed
- Redhorse,Golden
- Sauger
- Shad,Gizzard
- Shad,Threadfin
- Shiner,Golden
- Shiner,Striped
- Stoneroller
- Sturgeon,Shovelnose
- Sucker,Northern Hog
- Sucker,Spotted
- Sucker,White
- Sunfish,Green
- Sunfish,Longear
- Sunfish,Orange Spotted
- Sunfish,Redbreast
- Sunfish,Redear
- Trout,Brook
- Trout,Brown
- Trout,Rainbow
- Walleye
- Warmouth
Native Trees of Kentucky
- Allegheny serviceberry
- American beech
- American holly
- American hophornbeam
- American hornbeam
- American linden
- Bald cypress
- Bigleaf magnolia
- Black cherry
- Black locust
- Black oak
- Black walnut
- Blackgum
- Blue ash
- Bur ash
- Chestnut oak
- Chinkapin oak
- Cockspur hawthorn
- Common witchhazel
- Cucumbertree magnolia
- Downy serviceberry
- Eastern hemlock
- Eastern redbud
- Eastern white pine
- Flowering dogwood
- Fringetree
- Green ash
- Green hawthorn
- Honeylocust
- Kentucky coffeetree
- Mountain silverbell
- Mountain stewartia
- Northern catalpa
- Northern red oak
- Ohio buckeye
- Pagoda dogwood
- Pawpaw
- Pecan
- Persimmon
- Pignut
- Pin oak
- Red buckeye
- Red maple
- River birch
- Sassafras
- Scarlet oak
- Shadblow serviceberry
- Shagbark hickory
- Shellbark hickory
- Shingle oak
- Sourwood
- Sugar hackberry
- Sugar maple
- Sweet birch
- Sweetgum
- Sycamore
- Tulip poplar
- Umbrella magnolia
- Virginia pine
- White ash
- White oak
- Willow oak
- Yellow buckeye
- Yellowwood
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