Appalachian Vocabulary Test 23
Time for this month’s Appalachian Vocabulary Test-take it and see how you do: Laid up Law Let on Lit into…
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Saving Seeds From Heirloom Tomatoes
Like most things in life, when it comes to saving heirloom tomato seeds to grow next year, there are numerous…
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Planting By The Signs For September 2010
The cooler temps we’ve been experiencing set me to thinking about my fall garden. We still have okra, peppers, onions, and a…
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Spotlight On Music In Appalachia – Mountain Music & Medicine Show
One of the things I wanted to accomplish during the Spotlight on Music, was to highlight communities spread through out…
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The Best Heirloom Tomatoes
Last summer was the first year The Deer Hunter and I tried growing heirloom tomatoes. The term-heirloom-refers to tomatoes that are non-hybrid-meaning…
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Spreading The August Love
Time to Spread the Love to all the folks who took the time to comment during the month of August-I…
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Spotlight On Music In Appalachia – Ralph Peer, The Bristol Sessions, & Hillbilly Music
Today’s guest post is written by Appalachian Historian Dave Tabler. Ralph Sylvester Peer In 1984, the Tennessee General Assembly recognized…
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LOL In Appalachia – And A Blue Ribbon
I’d like to say a big “THANK YOU” to all the Blind Pig readers who made it to the Young Harris…
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Blind Pig & The Acorn’s 2nd Annual Planting By The Signs Test Results
Summer is winding down and the results from the Blind Pig & the Acorn’s 2nd Annual Planting by the Signs…
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Mountain Folk
Today’s post is a Mountain Folk interview. It’s been a while since I last did one-something I hope too remedy in the…
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Spotlight On Music In Appalachia – Junior Appalachian Musicians
Ever heard of the JAM program for kids? Our local Elementary School has participated in the program for several years. I first…
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Gritted Bread 2
A few of you may remember Pap and me making gritted bread last year. Pap remembers 2 different ways his Mother made what…
