Appalachia Through My Eyes – Helping Skim the Syrup
The girls had the opportunity to help skim as sorghum syrup was being made at the Burnette Farm in Haywood…
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Spaghetti Squash Casserole
I didn’t plant spaghetti squash this year…but I grew several. I made a new bed in the backyard thinking it…
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Way Back in the Mountains
This post was originally published here on the Blind Pig and The Acorn back in 2012. And in case you’re…
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Overheard
“He was laying there on the blanket stretched out like a shoat in the sunshine.” Tipper Overheard: snippets of conversation I overhear…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Fall is Afoot
I sense fall is afoot even though the days are still burning hot and there’s still plenty of green to go…
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Put = Lots of Things in Appalachia
In Appalachia we use the word put in the following ways: as a verb meaning to propose or to start:…
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Asheville Daily Gazette Tuesday October 23, 1900
Bad road from Murphy to Brasstown Asheville Daily Gazette Tuesday October 23, 1900 We made a trip to Brasstown last…
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How do You Pick Your Apples?
As I told you yesterday this is the largest apple crop we’ve ever harvested. Our trees are several years old…
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Angels of Mercy
Photos and graphics by Ron Priest I’ve had Pap strong on my mind ever since Uncle Henry had his stroke….
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Code Switching = Changing the Way you Talk
On yesterday’s post about being stove up, Ron Stephens left the following comment: “Been there, done that as we say…
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Stove Up
A few weeks ago Blind Pig Reader Ron Banks left the following comment: “I know the term stoved up very…
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September in Pigeon Roost
The 1974 Winter Edition of the Foxfire Magazine contains a compilation of newspaper articles written by Harvey Miller. At the…
