April 22, 1863 – Letter 10
Manassas, Va. Orange and Alexandria Railroad wrecked by retreating Confederates – Library of Congress When we last checked in with…
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Overheard
“He might not have any cornfield beans left.” “He’ll have some for me because I spoke for them a good…
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Yellow Root
A few weeks ago, I ran into Carolyn Anderson at Brasstown’s Wednesday Farmer’s Market. Carolyn was selling a mixture of…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Fruit Flies
I’ve been having an on going fight with fruit flies. Last week I had to leave town for a few…
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Blind Pig & The Acorn Squash Reporters @ Large
A few weeks ago I shared the results of my Sow True Seed squash growing. Today I’d like to share the reports sent…
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Blue Yodel
Trains have been on my mind for the last few days-actually ever since I read this post on the Old…
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Queen Of The Meadow
Eupatoriadelphus-fistulosus better known as Queen of the Meadow is in full bloom along the roadsides and banks where I live….
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March 23 1863 Headquarters 65th N C Regt Letter 9
Confederate lines at Cold Harbor, Va. – Library of Congress This letter was written on the same day as the…
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The Biggest Time
Over the weekend the girls had the biggest time! They performed for a large crowd at the Anderson Music Hall…
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Want Tickets To JCCFS’s 2014 Fall Festival? I’m Giving Some Away!
As most of you already know-the John C. Campbell Folk School plays a huge role in our lives. I consider…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Granny’s Porch
Granny’s porch: flowers so tall they’ve completely covered one set of steps; jars of kraut waiting to be carried…
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Acorn Squash With Sorghum
The Winter Squash Table Queen Blush Acorn seeds we planted from Sow True Seed produced great for us this summer. My favorite way…
