Sunrise Sunset Times of Dry Ridge, KY, USA

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Sunrise & Sunset Photos

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Sunset 2003

#Beautiful #sunrise :)

Kentucky Sunset

Ark at sunset.

The Ark Encounter has a section showing the many flood stories around the world. They show that the Ark is the only model that could actually have survived.

After so many #DivineAppointments at the Ark I'm not a bit surprised that today's #VerseOfTheDay is about floods. Praying for those digging out from the flooding in Louisiana. Praying they turn to One mightier than their troubles and enter the Door of ete

Had a blast at the Ark Encounter, and a real highlight was running into four people in three groups who we know from various projects, and one who used to attend our church! Here's the first: Adra and Jonathan from The Unexpected Bar Mitzvah, Providenc

CSXT 251 leads a Southbound at the SE Verona (KY)

Happy Friday everyone. Have a safe and fun weekend, maybe play some hide and go seek like this Gorilla was doing the other daybat the Cincinnati Zoo. #cincyzoopic #noblinkpicturesllc noblinkpictures.com

The ark: 510 ft long (155 meters), width 85 ft (26 m), height 51 ft (15,5 m).

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Under the Ark.

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Entrance ramp.

Animal cages.

Storage facilities.

Noah with his people.

Animal cages.

Food supplies.

Ramp to level 2

Wood, wood everywhere.

Do not feed tourists.

"It is projected that Noah was responsible for fewer than 6,700 individual animals - most of them small and easily maintained"