Appalachia Through My Eyes – A Girl and Her Creek
Ever since Chitter started setting creek rocks in silver you can’t keep her out of the Stamey Branch. Seems like…

Ever since Chitter started setting creek rocks in silver you can’t keep her out of the Stamey Branch. Seems like…

Last week Blind Pig reader, Susie Swanson, let me know G. W. Newton had passed away. Although I hadn’t talked…

Do you wave at folks you pass on the road? Around here some folks wave at every person they meet…

The pretty weather has had me wishing I was at home in the garden instead of sitting behind a desk…

The Deer Hunter early 90s I was going through some photos Miss Cindy gave us a good while back and…

Cornbread, green onions, and streak-ed meat streaked bacon, streaked meat, streaked middling, streaky lean noun Same as striped meat. A…

Today’s post was written by Paul. For many years, Pap told me about one of his favorite duets, the Webster…

“My grandma taught me how to fight roosters with violets when I was just a little girl. I was always…

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

“Louisa said she liked the singing, and Lee Buck told her that that night he would fiddle for her. When…

Friday, September 27, 1934 -The Cherokee Scout, Murphy, North Carolina (Mr. Robertson was in Murphy some time ago gathering…

Our spring garden seems to be going a little slow this year. Not sure if it’s the cold weather we’ve…