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@easwatch #KYwx #EAS #WEA for Carlisle, #KY; #Graves, #KY; #Hickman, #KY; #Marshall, #KY: National Weather Service: A FLASH #FLOOD WARNING is in effect for this area until 7:00 PM CST. This is a dangerous and life-threatening situation. Do not attempt to travel unless you are fleeing an area subject to flooding or under an evacuation order. Source: NWS Paducah KY #Carlisle, #KY; #Graves, #KY; #Hickman, #KY; #Marshall, #KYwx** DO NOT RELY ON THIS FEED FOR LIFE SAFETY, SEEK OUT OFFICIAL SOURCES ***
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Surrounding him are several individuals who seem curious and engaged by the activity; some of them hold books or notebooks as if documenting or recording observations. The group is diverse, with adults and children alike present in casual attire appropriate for outdoor activities. One woman appears to be holding a piece of fabric over what might be an object within the hole.
In the background, there are trees that hint at this event taking place outdoors, possibly in a rural setting. A sense of communal interest or importance is conveyed through their collective attention focused on the man's actions and the excavation site itself.
The image captures a historical moment related to Hone Tuwhare at James K Baxter’s tangi held in Jerusalem, Wanganui, on October 25, 1972. The specific context of this event or its significance is not provided within the photograph but can be found through external sources linking it to "Hone Tuwhare" and "James K Baxter," which suggests a connection between these individuals and their cultural heritage.
The overall atm [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/113/248/060/950/011/610/original/ac2697181bbe6800.jpeg "The image depicts a black and white photograph of a group of people gathered around an excavation site. In the center, a man in dark clothing is actively digging with his hands into what appears to be earth or soil within a sizable hole that has been dug out from the ground. His expression suggests concentration on his task.
Surrounding him are several individuals who seem curious and engaged by the activity; some of them hold books or notebooks as if documenting or recording observations. The group is diverse, with adults and children alike present in casual attire appropriate for outdoor activities. One woman appears to be holding a piece of fabric over what might be an object within the hole.
In the background, there are trees that hint at this event taking place outdoors, possibly in a rural setting. A sense of communal interest or importance is conveyed through their collective attention focused on the man's actions and the excavation site itself.
The image captures a historical moment related to Hone Tuwhare at James K Baxter’s tangi held in Jerusalem, Wanganui, on October 25, 1972. The specific context of this event or its significance is not provided within the photograph but can be found through external sources linking it to \"Hone Tuwhare\" and \"James K Baxter,\" which suggests a connection between these individuals and their cultural heritage.
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