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Every coal miner's lunch bucket smelled of the coal mines - Appalachian History
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Stories, quotes and anecdotes. Stories, quotes and anecdotes from Appalachia, with an emphasis on the Depression era. Listen to the Podcast. Listen to the Podcast. Every coal miner’s lunch bucket smelled of the coal mines. Posted by Dave Tabler. June 19, 2008. 8220;Each ethnic group had its own cuisine. The Germans used a lot of pork, and they would have a piece of pork between big slices of rogenbrote. As they called it rye bread or schwarzbrote. B Frostburg MD, 1911. You Might Also Like:. Thanks. I...
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Stories, quotes and anecdotes. Stories, quotes and anecdotes from Appalachia, with an emphasis on the Depression era. Listen to the Podcast. Listen to the Podcast. Tag Archives: appalachian mountains history. The Grave Creek Stone – archaelogical gem or hoax? You were likely to encounter everybody you ever met. 8220;[My father] started one trend that horrified all the old friends. He put the kitchen on the front of the house. This was a thing unknown, inconceivable to the local populous. You ...Her schoo...
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Stories, quotes and anecdotes. Stories, quotes and anecdotes from Appalachia, with an emphasis on the Depression era. Listen to the Podcast. Listen to the Podcast. Tag Archives: appalachian history. Something went wrong jumping off the train, and he met his fate. West Virginia’s “Home of the Millionaires”. A town dies, a park is born. Today the former town of Elkmont, TN in the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a magnet for lovers of the synchronous firefly display. But in the early...
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Stories, quotes and anecdotes. Stories, quotes and anecdotes from Appalachia, with an emphasis on the Depression era. Listen to the Podcast. Listen to the Podcast. Something went wrong jumping off the train, and he met his fate. West Virginia’s “Home of the Millionaires”. A town dies, a park is born. Today the former town of Elkmont, TN in the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a magnet for lovers of the synchronous firefly display. But in the early 1930s nature’s display was b...Well, a...
Making the trains run on time - Appalachian History
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Stories, quotes and anecdotes. Stories, quotes and anecdotes from Appalachia, with an emphasis on the Depression era. Listen to the Podcast. Listen to the Podcast. Making the trains run on time. Posted by Dave Tabler. January 14, 2009. When these standards were developed, most manufacturers of the time adopted them and produced watches specifically for use on the railroad. The Ball Watch company did not actually produce any pocket watches of its own. General Railroad Timepiece Standards. Anti-magnetic pr...
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The Maple Trees Are Wearing Their Spring Garments. April 05, 2017. Every spring of the year I look for the red blush of color that happens when the Maple trees trot our their pretty garments to welcome the reawakening of the world. In my mind I think about the trees like this: Maples start the year with pretty garments of redish pink blooms and end their growing season with leaves deeper in scarlet color but no less beautiful than the spring garment they started out with. How Does My Garden Grow? But the...
Ruminations from the Distant Hills: April in the Cove
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Thursday, April 30, 2015. April in the Cove. APRIL is the cruellest month, breeding. Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing. Memory and desire, stirring. Dull roots with spring rain. T S Eliot, from The Waste Land. He groped for a doorless land of faery, that illimitable haunted country that opened somewhere below a leaf or a stone. Thomas Wolfe, from Look Homeward Angel. CS Lewis, from Transposition and Other Addresses. This month I’ve been mulling over. An incident he mentioned in the conclusion of Walden.
Ruminations from the Distant Hills: April 2015
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Thursday, April 30, 2015. April in the Cove. APRIL is the cruellest month, breeding. Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing. Memory and desire, stirring. Dull roots with spring rain. T S Eliot, from The Waste Land. He groped for a doorless land of faery, that illimitable haunted country that opened somewhere below a leaf or a stone. Thomas Wolfe, from Look Homeward Angel. CS Lewis, from Transposition and Other Addresses. This month I’ve been mulling over. An incident he mentioned in the conclusion of Walden.
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The Ten Miles Square: Going Green!
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The Other White House. Fight for Ol DC! Historic Figures (Not Presidents). Robert E. Lee. Dublin Seminar for 2017. Shorpy Photo Archive - History in HD. Boy does that picture bring back memories. Happy 100th Birthday to the National Park Service! Lived alone, suffered alone, died alone. The Abraham Lincoln Blog. Documentary Review: Civil War: The Untold Story. THE CHICAGO HISTORY JOURNAL. A Chicago New Year's Day. Tuesday, October 27, 2009. Last week the Annual. 1871 Great Chicago Fire. Being perhaps the...
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Beauty and Wisdom from Appalachia Photography by Lee Fierbaugh. And may not be used without written permission. Hiking directions to many of the places you see on this blog can be found at Appalachian Treks. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 71 other followers. Categories & Tags. Categories & Tags. Anne of Green Gables. Aunt Willie’s Wildflowers. Booker T. Washington. Charles M. Schulz. Dwight D. Eisenhower. You are c...
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July 2015 ~ Photography In Place
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8220;Place conspires with the artist. We are surrounded by our own story, we live and move in it. It is through place that we put out roots.” - Eudora Welty. Place conspires with the artist. We are surrounded by our own story, we live and move in it. It is through place that we put out roots.". Monday, July 27, 2015. Greene County, Virginia. We are taking a short break this week. Be back Monday, August 3rd. Friday, July 24, 2015. Thanks for reading Photography In Place. Have a colorful weekend. Sunday, J...
Teresa Wells: September 2009
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I Recommend . . . Posted by Teresa at 10:57 AM. Plot and Structure, by James Scott Bell, is a revolutionary book to many of us who are writing novels. It's funny how many times I've run into someone who finds it as inspiring as I have: I told Lois about it, she finished it before me and urged me to hurry up! Then my sister-in-law, Laura, who has had a novel living in her head for years, picked it up and was amazed at how easy plotting became for her! So, get this book! Quick, before they're all gone!
Teresa Wells: What's in a name?
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What's in a name? Posted by Teresa at 8:54 PM. That's why I'm rethinking my title. It's just not gripping me by the throat these days. And if it doesn't grip me, will it really grip a casual reader as they peruse the bookshelf? No - the question is, will it grip an editor - will it grip an agent? 160;Will the title Green Corn and Porch Music provoke anybody to look beyond the title and read the first line? I'm thinking . . . no. Don't think I'm an extra trusting person - it's just that I've scratched my ...
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Appalachian History Working Group
Appalachian History Working Group. Wednesday, March 31, 2010. 1 Registration. Please send me (starnes (at) email.wcu.edu) the following information by 1 May 2010:. Will you attend both days? If not, which? 2 Conference Fee. I’ll provide registered attendees with the conference fee and payment information when it is finalized. The fee will likely be in the $15-20 range and will include a meal and coffee breaks. Hope to see you in Cullowhee! Appalachian History Working Group. DRAFT, 30 March 2010). Elizabe...
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Appalachian History - Stories, quotes and anecdotes.
Stories, quotes and anecdotes. Stories, quotes and anecdotes from Appalachia, with an emphasis on the Depression era. Listen to the Podcast. Listen to the Podcast. Alarmed by the American Plutocracy. Posted by Dave Tabler March 16, 2018. An inspection shows that they are well clothed and that they have every comfort and luxury. They live in splendid mansions, in gorgeous palaces. We see no farms, no mines, no mills, no factories, for the dwellers on this side of the gulf do not labor. Yet the...A little ...
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