THE COULTER PLOUGH: Kentucky's Monthly DVD Show: This Day in Weather History

15 July 1936 → Lexington's hottest temperature on record: 108 degrees. Also Frankfort's hottest temperature on record: 111 degrees.

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Tunnell Mill Pictures, an Award-Winning film and video production company in Bardstown, Kentucky, is proud to announce a new statewide DVD magazine program subscription series titled The Coulter Plough.

Created by Award-Winning filmmaker John A. Coulter (a Bloomfield native), this extremely unique series is the first of its kind in that it is a subscription series. We call it a modern television magazine program with an old-fashioned flare.

The series is pure Kentucky. We travel all over Nelson County and surrounding counties and film stories of unique people and places that are often left ignored by local television stations. We study old-fashioned home remedies with healthful benefits, unique tips on gardening, southern cooking, know-how, folklore, events and festivities. The list goes on and on.

Each month, a new program is mailed out to all of our subscribers across the state. Inspired by the goodness of our elders, our program is educational, enjoyable and something special for the whole family. Quality programming is our GUARANTEE to our subscribers and advertisers.

This blog is designed to show informative and fascinating content in addition to what can be seen in The Coulter Plough show, available only on subscription DVD. Here we will post blogs about the people, places and unique stories that are detailed in much more expansive form in the actual show. We will also share some of the unique recipes from time to time that appear in the show by their creators and other interesting topics that can be found in the show.

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

This Day in Weather History

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