Stog Around
I wrote about the word stog back in 2015, but so many folks commented about the word in yesterday’s post…
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Thankful November – Smoky Mountains
“On one of your visits to the Great Smoky Mountains, take time to visit the remains of a true hardscrabble…
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Thankful November…Not Over Yet
“On Christmas morning our brothers would get up around three or four o’clock in the morning, long before daylight. They…
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Thankful November – Note Cards & Winners
Blind Pig reader Allison Britt is a wonderful artist. A few years back she sent me an amazing hand drawn…
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Thankful November – Hog Killing Day
“I always had to stay out of school on hog-killing day to help out, of course. What I enjoyed most…
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Riding on that Midnight Train
Today’s post was written by Paul. Better late than never! In previous years, I filmed all the train songs well…
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Thankful November – Wildcats
“The mountains were beautiful. Cold, crystal springs cascaded down the slopes. We got our water from one several yards away…
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Thankful November – November Nostalgia
“To me, November always evokes pleasant thoughts—they include fond memories of boyhood rabbit hunts with a bevy of human and…
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Happy Thanksgiving 2021
Today as all of us are eating good food and fellowshipping one with another I’ll be thinking of all the…
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Thankful November – Appalachian Values & Winners
“My feeling is that we mountain people have a pretty realistic view of ourselves, and we don’t take ourselves too…
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Thankful November – Stamey Creek Creations
Chitter’s jewelry and rock cutting business is going full steam. The last two years her business has seen exponential growth….
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Thankful November – Smokehouses
“The smokehouse was a necessity in our lives. Father cured and stored hams, shoulders, and side meat in the smoke…
