Appalachia Through My Eyes – Toboggans
I can hear Granny in my head telling me not to go out in the cold wind unless I put…
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Explanation Of Seed Types
Today’s post was written by Dean Mullis from Laughing Owl Farm and was originally published here on the Blind Pig in March…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Tiger Crown Bricks
Do you know people collect bricks? I knew folks used reclaimed brick when they built a new house or installed…
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Our Southern Mountains
Today’s guest post was written by Ed Myers. OUR SOUTHERN MOUNTAINS written by Ed Myers There’s a freedom in…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Beech Trees
This time of the year Beech trees are easy to spot in the woods. Their leaves from last summer are…
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Planting By The Signs March 2012
I started trying to plant by the signs 3 years ago. Pap and Granny always had a garden when I…
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Spreading The Love For February
Time to Spread the Love to all the folks who took the time to comment during the month of February-your…
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4th Annual Planting By The Signs Test – And Results From Last Year
If there was one word to describe the Blind Pig & the Acorn’s 3rd Annual Planting By The Signs Test…
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Sow True Seed
Can you believe its almost planting time? I’m feeling behind already-wishing I had started my seedlings earlier in the year….
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – The Ballroom
A few Saturdays ago the girls had a clogging performance in an unlikely place-a ballroom. The place had chandeliers, glittering…
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Appalachian Grammar Lesson 14
A comment left sometime during the last few weeks got me to thinking about the word ‘put’ and how it’s…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Music In The Same House
Sometimes there are houses other than our own, other than our parents, grandparents, or family members that feel like home…
