Down at the End of Memory Lane
Today’s post was written by Paul. One pal deserves another pal… a couple of weeks ago I shared the old…

Today’s post was written by Paul. One pal deserves another pal… a couple of weeks ago I shared the old…

Pap’s growing bean patch Cornfield bean noun A running green bean planted next to a corn plant so that it will climb…

Decoration Day at Bryan’s Graveyard Decoration Day at Bryan’s Graveyard. Cate’s Crossroads, Kodak, Tennessee. The photographer, Carlos C. Campbell (1892-1978), was a…

Bucket of goodness from a past garden “There were unpleasant tasks and costly hazards to the harvest. Weather conditions, crop…

“During the first full moon in June, when the signs of the zodiac were favorable, there were sapping parties. A…

There’s a few things we’d still like to plant in this year’s garden. The main thing is a few watermelons….

Today’s guest post was written by Ed Ammons. Middle jar is Cherry-Muscadine Jelly Ed gifted us. It is delicious! I…

Today’s post was written by Paul. Granny and I have always loved the beautiful, true hymn “What a Friend We…

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

One of my most treasured memories of my Mississippi home “The Roebuck Place” is our spring time ritual. We would…

The ample rain our area has received has the garden thriving. Last week I took a photo of our bean…

Photo from Southern Appalachian Digital Collections taken by by Edgar S. Purdom Traveling from Pineville to Harlan, Kentucky, a gentleman…