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Appalachia Through My Eyes - A Rising Tide Lifts All Boats | Blind Pig and The Acorn

Spring is the time for graduations throughout Appalachia and beyond. In my county of Cherokee, I can think of 7...

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Appalachian Christmas Traditions

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12 old-time Appalachian Christmas traditions and how they've changed

Appalachian traditions have evolved over the years, but many of the traditions are the same in some ways.

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Appalachia Through My Eyes - Lie Bumps | Blind Pig and The Acorn Celebrating Appalachia, Telling Lies, In Other Words, Life I, My Eyes, Bump, My Life, Celebrities, Photographer

Celebrating Appalachia

Appalachia Through My Eyes - Lie Bumps | Blind Pig and The Acorn

All my life I’ve heard the painful bumps you sometimes get on your tongue are lie bumps. In other words...

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In Appalachia We Like to Add ed to Words | Blind Pig and The Acorn

adding ed to words that don't need it in the Appalachian Dialect

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1970s Appalachia

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Appalachian Dialect Archives | Blind Pig and The Acorn

Appalachian Dialect Archives | Blind Pig and The Acorn

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Reading List Challenge

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Books About Appalachia

Better understand the rich tradition of Appalachian literature by skipping Hillbilly Elegy and reading these outstanding books instead.

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Old Appalachian Folk Remedies They Used To Swear By – Medical News

The healing traditions of Appalachia, deeply rooted in folk remedies, represent a rich tapestry of herbal knowledge influenced by the wisdom of indigenous peopl

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Southern Region

A guide to Appalachian Mountain slang

The Southern region of the Appalachian Mountains covers parts of Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia and Kentucky. (The chain continues into Ohio and onward, all the way to Maine.) The unique sayings, culture and charm of mountain people have been cap...

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I'll Raise Cane, And It Won't Make Sorghum - From "The Hills are Syrupy Sweet...and Some Say Haunted Too!" on Appalroot Farm, a blog inspiring those with Appalachian roots to celebrate their heritage. www.appalrootfarm.com Appalachian Garden, Appalachian Sayings, Gardening Signs, Folk Lore, Lovely Quotes, Appalachian Mountains, Lovely Quote, Garden Signs, The Hills

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The Hills are Syrupy Sweet...and Some Say Haunted Too!

A couple weeks ago I made my very first hootenanny. Now my Appalachian roots run really deep, but until recently, I had never even heard of a hootenanny! Have you ever heard of one...made one...tried one? Not long ago, it came to my attention that a hootenanny is a pancake-like dish that supposedly has Scottish roots but was then brought over to Appalachia. I have no idea whether this is the case or not...but if the hootenanny isn't really Appalachian, I believe I'll adopt it anyhow! It was…

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Stacey Fraley of GreenValleyGable 👒 on Instagram: "Appalachian Proud 💙💛 These are the foods of my people, my heritage, my home. What did you grow up eating that brings you comfort today? #appalachia #westvirginia #risingappalachia #countryhome #countrycooking #homemade #comfortfood #countryhumans #cornbread #homestead #homecooking" Old Appalachian Photos, Appalachia Aesthetic, Appalachian People, Project Board, Country Cooking, My People, My Heritage, West Virginia, Cornbread

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Celebrating Appalachia