Appalachia Through My Eyes – Keeping the Bugs Away
If you’re around a camping area or attend an evening cookout after dark in Appalachia (and in other places)…
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It’s Lay By Time
Lay by verb phrase To leave a crop to mature after hoeing it for a final time late in the…
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How to say Completely in Appalachia
I was plumb happy that our friend David played our gig with us on Sunday In Appalachia we have many…
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Ferro Sticks
Sometimes The Deer Hunter uses a ferro rod to start fires when he’s out and about in the woods. I’d…
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Poor Year for Blackberries
The one thing I must put up every summer is blackberry jelly. There’s no other jelly for me. There…
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Chasing Dreams
A few years back I shared one of Chitter’s original songs Where the Wind Blows with you. Its still one of…
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Back to the Mountains
Back to the Mountains Most of ’em come back. They go away in their younger days, but then, when they…
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Poison Oak
This time of the year folks are worrying about bug bites and the dreaded case of poison oak or poison…
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Grasshoppers in Appalachia
During the summer it’s hard to walk through the yard without flushing out grasshoppers. I found this little guy in a…
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Planting by the Signs Calendar – July 2017
The Deer Hunter and I wanted to get a late planting of beans, cucumbers, and squash in the ground,…
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James Anderson, Sr. & Martin Maney – Parallel Lives of Two American Patriots
Today’s Guest Post was written by David Anderson ———————– Parallel Lives of Two American Patriots James Anderson, Sr. & Martin…
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Zucchini Pie = YUM
Our Sow True Seed zucchini plants have been producing like crazy! I’ve been hunting for ways to use them other…
