Artistic Barrels 2008

Rain barrels connect to your downspout, decreasing the amount of rain that runs off your property.  Why is that important?  Reduced runoff helps prevent water pollution and flooding. Every time it rains, unabsorbed water rushes to storm drains and directly to local waterways.  This water carries with it pollutants such as pet waste, automotive fluids and fertilizer.

Installing a rain barrel benefits the environment and you.  The water saved in rain barrels can be used for watering flowers, gardens and lawn all through the summer, even in times of drought.  Reduced water demand will lower your use of municipal water supplies, saving you money.

A Quaint Kentucky Expression
Jodie Nichols

Encircle
Donna Lynn Eads

Frederick on the Town
Jackson Dougoud, Scott County High School Junior

Just Wild About Birds
Christ the King School, 3rd Grade

The Heroic Polo Ponies
Sarah Hope

Mind, Spirit, Body
Lauren Power
Senior, Lexington Catholic High School

Plant  Your Love
Carla Canonero Phillips

Royal Spring Rain
Karen Eugenia Mitchell LaBach

The Call to Post
Ashley Davis

The Clean Clear Ocean
Chris Hunter

The Fish Bowl
Roni Gilpin

The Future is Green
Woodford County Middle School, 8th Grade

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Teacher Ida Palmer and her 1st Grade Class at Good Shepherd

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Lexington Traditional Magnet School

Woman of the World
Niah Soult

Weaving Hearts with Common Threads
Kim Nicholson-Messmer and Garrard County 4-H High School Environmental and Recycling Club
Farms
Enrique Gonzalez
City of Lexington
Adan Ultrera

Rain Barrel Blues
Nick Smith

Part 1: Serenity, Part 2-Still Life in Red
LaNora F. Long

 

 

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