Planting by the Signs July 2021
I hope to get some more squash, zucchini, and peas planted this month. I like the benefits of doing succession…

I hope to get some more squash, zucchini, and peas planted this month. I like the benefits of doing succession…

“Here’s a story about that Andrew Gosnel. Old man Randall lived at the old home place about twenty years, and…

The recent rain we’ve had has our garden growing by leaps and bounds! We had our first mess of bush…

I’ll be teaching my Mountain Flavors class at John C. Campbell Folk School this week. You know I have to…

The Pressley Girls, Paul, and I recently returned to the Historic Union County Georgia Courthouse to perform. We’ve been playing…

I feel such a sense of satisfaction at the end of long day of hard work. Last weekend we started…

It’s time for this month’s Appalachian Vocabulary Test. I’m sharing a few videos to let you hear the words and phrases….

When Pap was a boy his neighbors played a huge role in the way he was brought up. His parents…

Uncle Henry on the far right loafin down at Clay’s Corner. Wish I could have heard the one man band!…

Over the weekend I was going through some old blog papers and found something I had forgotten. I’m constantly jotting…

“The inexorable turn of the earth toward summer and fall brought busy days in the fields as days got longer…

The Deer Hunter, Chitter, and Chatter All of us here at the Blind Pig and The Acorn wish all the…