Appalachia Through My Eyes – Graveyard Dead
“He killed him graveyard dead!” Ever heard that old saying? How about these: graveyard shift (I worked the 2nd shift…

“He killed him graveyard dead!” Ever heard that old saying? How about these: graveyard shift (I worked the 2nd shift…

Today’s Spooky October post is a story Pap used to tell me when I was little. It’s a true story….

Cats have long been associated with spooky folklore. According to the Frank C. Brown Collection of NC Folklore : seeing a…

There was clogging-there was singing-there was spending time with new friends as well as old friends-and it was all a blast! I…

(Photo by Richard Moore-taken in the Lexington VA area) A few weeks ago, Mike McClain told me I should check…

This was one of my favorite photos I took of crows-not that its anything special-but I just like the look…

Today’s Crow Story was written by Kenneth Roper —————————– Uncle Joe’s Pet Crow When I was just a young boy…

Crows in flight-apparently the only way I can get a photo of them. Today’s Crow Story was written by Charles…

From the minute I hatched the idea for The Week Of the Crow-I started trying to get photos of the crows…

The way Crows interact with each other fascinates me. They have a tight family unit-and within that unit each Crow…

A CRAZINESS OF CROWS Written by Jim Casada (Copyright 2011) When Tipper told me she planned a series of…

Today’s post begins my Week Of The Crow Series. The photo above was submitted by Mamabug-photographer extraordinaire. Mamabug takes fantastic…