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Producer: Charlee Heaton |
Fine Editions Larkspur Press Even in this era of electronic communication and virtual libraries, some folks still appreciate the look and feel of a good old-fashioned book. And that’s just the kind produced by the Larkspur Press in the tiny Owen County town of Monterey. Using hand-set type, rich papers, and craftsmanship that draws on centuries of tradition, owner Gray Zeitz turns out books meant to be treasured. Larkspur has published works by farmer/poet Wendell Berry, monk/social critic Thomas Merton—and Zeitz himself, a poet in his spare time. |
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For more information: Producer, videographer, editor: David Brinkley |
Communication by Design Graphic Designer Malcolm Grear Next, explore the impact with which graphic design can communicate through a visit with Malcolm Grear. This native of Somerset now runs a design firm in Providence, RI that produces innovative logos, magnificent books, and identification systems for companies, institutions, and organizations right up to—and including—the Olympics. |
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Producers: Joy Flynn, Donna Ross |
Head ’em Up, Move ’em Out ... Green County trail ride If you ask these guys, it’s the only way to travel! For a scenic end to this episode, come along with a group of Central Kentucky friends—and some enthusiasts from points much farther—on a trail ride that’s become a much-anticipated annual event. You’ll find plenty of beautiful Green County farmland, lots of well-tended and well-mannered horses, wagons of all varieties, and, after hours on the trail, a potluck feast by the river. |
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