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86The Man With a "Four Legged" Chicken
Living in the mountains of Northeast Georgia all my life has given me privileges most people don't get to experience. Streams filled with trout and beautiful natural landscapes provided courtesy of the...
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74Gimme Shelter
Too often I would hear men boast of the miles covered that day, rarely ofwhat they had seen. -Louis L'Amour The bear was big, maybe 350lbs. And he approached me with the swagger of a street thug,...
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75Whats happening to the mountains in West Virginia
Every American President must dream of having their face carved into the rock at Mount Rushmore in the vacant spot next to Abraham Lincoln in South Dakota. Young passionate members of Greenpeace were there...
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73The Easiest Stringed Instrument to Learn, The Mountain Dulcimer
Would you like to play a stringed instrument? Do you think you are too old or too young to learn? Would you like to play something unusual and portable? Then the mountain dulcimer (also know as the ...
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79The Wild West
AMERICAN COWBOY 1888 Hollywood had a field day and made thousand of films about the American Frontier. Hard bleak landscape, hard looking guys living by their guns, and the famous shoot outs. However, that...
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78How to Make Snow
Snow is obviously the single most important component of a great day on the slopes. The personnel at each North Carolina Ski Resort diligently monitor temperature, humidity, and wind to produce the optimum...
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64Traditional Southern Corn Bread Recipe -- Vegetarian
This is traditional Southern corn bread, but with a vegetarian twist (normally, bacon and bacon grease are used). This is not the more common sweet cake-like cornbread, but instead, as my husband puts it, "substantial, sweet and nutty with the flavor of the corn but with an earthy undercurrent, and having a rustic, heavy-crumbed feel in the mouth." It is a wonderful side dish that will fill out any meal.
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74Kentucky's love affair with Salad
The Kentucky tradition of salads goes back to Elizabethan, England. In The English Hous-wife (1615), the author alludes to "...the young buds and knots of all mannerof wholesome herbs at their first...
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72Ghouls
Did you know that a ghoul is a monster from Arab Folklore that lives in Graveyards and eats the flesh from dead bodies. A ghoul is a monster from Arab folklore that inhabits grave yards and comes out at night...
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66Corn Pudding Recipe Using Corn Bread
Corn pudding is a delicious dish to serve in the colder months as a side to dinner or lunch. This corn pudding is a little closer to the consistency of a quiche than traditional "pudding," and it is more bread-like than many corn pudding recipes because it includes pre-made Southern cornbread. This is a great way to use up any leftover cornbread you have when it starts going stale.
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