Appalachia Through My Eyes – English Ivy
Can you see the house through the ivy-the outline of the chimney? To say the old house has almost been…
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Going To The Cornfield With Pap
Yesterday morning I went to the cornfield with Pap. Funny how you wait for that first fresh corn and then…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – It Used To Be A Home
Hard to believe it used to be a home with memories like the worst whipping a little boy in overalls…
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Appalachian Grammar Lesson 9
Time for this month’s Appalachian Grammar Lesson. In the past we’ve discussed how sometimes we shorten words in Appalachia-and other times we…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Hiding From The Heat
It’s been hot here. The Deer Hunter made a trip to deer camp and it was 102 down there-made me…
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Fred O. Scroggs
Remember back in May when I was prowling through somebody’s things? (if you missed it-you can click here to read…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – No Bigger Than A Minute
We found this little guy up the creek and interrupted his travels to take a few pictures of him. He was…
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How Granny Makes Kraut
Granny and Pap make their Kraut in the jar. Pap and Granny have been making Kraut this week-so I went and…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – A Far Piece
Are you familiar with using the word piece in reference to distance? As in “Atlanta’s a far piece from here”…
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Putting Up Corn
This time of the year I’m eagerly awaiting the first mess of fresh corn from the garden. One or two…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes – Grasshoppers
Yesterday Chitter saved a big brown grasshopper from a spider’s web on the back porch. When she was telling me…
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Brittain’s Store
Today’s Guest Post was written by Misty Kelischek. Photos are also by Misty Kelischek. ————————————— Have you ever heard of…
