David Stephenson

Show Navigation
Info

A concrete tower, which formerly housed dangerous elements according to Rainbow's End program director Karen Zamora, remains on the property where a former oil refinery currently under investigation by the EPA and where Rainbow's End is trying to open a new home for themselves in Georgetown, Ky., on Friday, November 9, 2007. Rainbow’s End, a non-profit horse program that had to move after the Bradshaw Farm was purchased, found a new home, but now the land is under investigation and they cannot have classes there until the investigation is complete. Photo by David Stephenson | Staff 4458

Add to Lightbox Download
Filename
071109rainbowsendads108.jpg
Copyright
Lexington Herald-Leader
Image Size
2112x3168 / 2.3MB
Contained in galleries
A concrete tower, which formerly housed dangerous elements according to Rainbow's End program director Karen Zamora, remains on the property where a former oil refinery currently under investigation by the EPA and where Rainbow's End is trying to open a new home for themselves in Georgetown, Ky., on Friday, November 9, 2007. Rainbow’s End, a non-profit horse program that had to move after the Bradshaw Farm was purchased, found a new home, but now the land is under investigation and they cannot have classes there until the investigation is complete. Photo by David Stephenson | Staff 4458