After reading Garland Davis’s recent guest post about porches Jim Casada sent me the following piece he wrote a few years back. “In Praise of Porches” written by Jim Casada One of the many blessings folks living in the Smokies tend to take for granted is that they can enjoy their porches on balmy spring days, throughout the summer in early morning and from late afternoon until bedtime, and well into autumn when Indian Summer holds sway. With a fan…
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Recently there was a full day of outside work that needed doing and since we take care of Granny’s garden…
Lay by verb phrase To leave a crop to mature after hoeing it for a final time late in the…
Today’s post was written by Chatter. From a young age, I loved anything fiber. Yarn, fabric, clothes, if it was…
Today’s post is the final piece in a series written by Ron Stephens about his father-in-law Harvey E. Corder and…
I was thrilled so many of you enjoyed the garden tour. Using more video on the Blind Pig & the…
Today’s guest post was written by Sallie Swor. I recently bought, a typical old tin of buttons. I have heard…
It’s been a long time since we found an arrowhead in the garden. We used to find them fairly often…
Today’s post is fifth in a series written by Ron Stephens about his father-in-law Harvey E. Corder and the Blue…
The Deer Hunter and his girls (Chatter on left; Chitter on right) Today will be a fun day at the…