Appalachia Through My Eyes – The Forgotten Chair
Things are looking mighty different in Wilson Holler. The work of beating back the woods to allow more sunshine on…

Things are looking mighty different in Wilson Holler. The work of beating back the woods to allow more sunshine on…

Today’s guest post was written by Ed Ammons. My best friend C J lived next door. Next door has a…

Today’s post was written by Paul. One of the best received train songs last November came from the repertoire of…

“I don’t guess you’ve added up the mount yet?” “No you ain’t been hardly getting nothing.” Last night’s video: A…

Glass snuff jar “Grandma Delia, Mama’s Mama sent me over to Bigfist’s Gulf Station one time to get her a…

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

February 12, 2016 1. Sometimes we weave bracelets while we eat breakfast in Appalachia. Well…not everyone does that, but that’s…

We are still dreaming about growing corn this summer. But so far dreaming is all we’ve done. I made this…

Several folks asked for the punch recipe we used for Chitter’s recent baby shower. The recipe is very common in…

Today’s post was written by Paul. I was a little late getting the video I’m sharing today uploaded to YouTube,…

Yesterday seemed more like March than February. I guess it don’t make much difference since March arrives next week. The…

Truett FamilyFront row: Charlie Jenkins (Granny’s father), Pearl, Gazzie (Granny’s mother), William Thomas (Granny’s grandfather, Byers, Amanda (Granny’s grandmother) Susie….