Today’s guest post was written by J. Wayne Fears. We had received our orders, we were required to read a book, an ENTIRE, whole book during the summer and give an oral book review when school opened in August. It was the sentence of death. Who in their right mind would waste time reading when they could be fishing or camping or playing mumblety-peg? July found Punky Kelly, Chipmunk Green and me at our camp on the old mill pond…
Green beans play a huge role in the food scene of Appalachia. For generations green beans have been a staple…
Today’s post was written by Paul. Today I’m sharing a video of Pap and his brother Ray (the Wilson Brothers)…
Today’s guest post was written by Jim Casada. Increasingly with the passage of time I find myself reflecting on things…
I finally managed to conduct my first interview for my new Youtube channel “Celebrating Appalachia.” Chatter volunteered to be a…
We’ve never dried tomatoes until this summer and oh my we’re in love with them! I’ve been eating the tomatoes…
I made a video about our recent onion harvest and discussed onion uses in Appalachia—including in Appalachian language. I finished…
Can you believe its August? I cannot fathom where this year has went. Our garden is still trucking along. A…
A few weeks back The Deer Hunter put in a request for squash pickles. I had plenty of squash and…
Today’s post was written by Paul. A couple of weeks ago, I thought of a song that Pap and Ray…