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Through Our Eyes – Week 13

February 13, 2013

Week13_01David Cole relaxes in Dollar Brothers shoe store while he watches his wife, Lucille Cole, shop for shoes.

Micheal Noble Jr.

Week13_02Kaylee Pedigo of Bowling Green laughs with her mother, Maria Leach, at the Lone Star Rodeo on Sunday.

Katie McLean

Week13_03Birds fly low over Bowling Green, Kentucky.

Josh Mauser

Rodeo 2.9.13A worker lets cows through a gate during the Lone Star Rodeo on February 9, 2013 at Western Kentucky University’s L.D. Brown Agricultural Exposition Center.

Adam Wolffbrandt

Week13_05Western Kentucky University sophomore guard, George Fant, shoots the ball over Arkansas Statue University’s junior forward, Kendrick Washington, at the WKU vs Alabama State University mens basketball game on Saturday, February 9, 2013 in E.A. Diddle Arena in Bowling Green, Ky.

Jake Pope

Week13_06Musician Chris Pickering payed a visit to the Revolution 91.7 studio on Feb. 2, 2013 to play songs from his latest EP “Corners”. Originally from Warwick, Australia, Pickering is now based in Nashville, TN and makes his living by playing in bars and selling his songs.

Justin Blodgett

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