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Archives for January 2012
Southern Living Camilla Renovation
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‘Smoky Mountains National Park
January 31, 2012 by
‘Enjoy an insider’s tour of the most visited national park in America. Get a taste of the great outdoors, local attractions, and even some street food in this brief but exciting tour of Smoky Mountains National Park
Smoky Mountains
January 31, 2012 by
Check out these smoky mountains images:
Smoky Mountains
Image by Snotgoblin
Clingmans Dome – Smoky Mountains, November 2006.
Smoky Mountain Woodlands
Image by Greg Zenitsky
Smoky Mountain Woodland scene
Great Smoky Mountains
Image by dustydean
Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a United States National Park that straddles the ridgeline of the Great Smoky Mountains, part of the Blue Ridge Mountains which are a division of the larger Appalachian Mountain chain. The border between Tennessee and North Carolina runs northeast to southwest through the centerline of the park. It is the most visited national park in the United States.
"Hillbilly" defames the patriots of Appalachia
January 31, 2012 by
"Hillbilly" defames the patriots of Appalachia
In my younger years, the preconceived notions attached to the accent made me work hard at not sounding like a hillbilly, or as I prefer to call us, "Appalachian Americans." Far too many false assumptions have been made and perpetuated based solely on …
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Hillbillies at the Bew Haus and a doc of shipyard history
It's White White World Week at Sugarloaf all week and the can't-miss event is the Hillbilly Ho-Down at Shipyard Brew Haus Tuesday starting at 9 pm Get your fill of bluegrass music with the Mill City Ramblers, coveralls, hay bales, plaid shirts and a …
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Chicago's Hillbilly Problem During the Great Migration
And the white Southerners who arrived at the same time provide a useful contrast, not least because they came to Chicago and other Midwestern cities—like Akron, the "capital of West Virginia"—along the Hillbilly Highway for similar reasons: the …
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Latest Hillbilly News
January 31, 2012 by
Chris Selley: On hillbillies, busybodies and free speech
The “he” in that sentence is one Cameron Bailey, proprietor of Hillbilly Heaven, a local barbecue joint. The issue here is some attempts at institutional humour Mr. Bailey has displayed around his store. On a list of “things we DON’T HAVE and never …
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Hillbilly heaven
In the late 1970s, he moved to Nashville to try to make it as a recording artist, but his unique blend of honky tonk, bluegrass and rock influences — which he referred to as “hillbilly music” — was a hard sell during the pop country “Urban Cowboy” …
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In defense of Hillbilly Heaven
January 31, 2012 by
In defense of Hillbilly Heaven
OK, that is perhaps the least surprising headline imaginable for a West Virginia blogger, but I must defend Hillbilly Heaven BBQ in Hamilton, Ontario, whose owner Cameron Bailey has posted signs that include: “Things we don't have and never will: halal …
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Hillbilly Heaven signs: Funny or off base?
The owner of a hillbilly-themed restaurant on the Mountain says he was only clarifying his cuisine by posting signs saying he doesn't sell Middle Eastern and Asian foods and serves customers in English. But Evelyn Myrie, executive director of …
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'Cured,' Allan Benton Documentary, Shows How 'Sustenance For Poor Appalachian …
Still, he does think there's something funny about his product, which he says started as "just sustenance for poor Appalachian hillbillies," being judged against (and sometimes beating) refined, heavily regulated products like prosciutto di Parma.
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Hillbilly moonshiner1
January 31, 2012 by
Some cool hillbilly images:
Hillbilly moonshiner1
Image by Don Johnson 395
The Hillbillies were started in the late 1960s at El Hasa Temple in Ashland, Kentucky, by Noble Jim Harris. Harris decided there needed to be a sideline degree that devoted its time and resources to the Shrine Hospitals. He received permission from his Potentate to start The Grand and Glorious Order of the Hillbilly Degree. Calling on his experiences as a real hillbilly, he then wrote a ritual . Today, it is the largest group within the Shrine, with more than 170 Temples having charters.
HillBilly and the Bonfire
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HillBilly and the Bonfire from London playing outside Mark’s new shop in Pump Street, Derry – 19-07-08
Hillbilly Flagship
Image by Don Johnson 395
The Hillbillies were started in the late 1960s at El Hasa Temple in Ashland, Kentucky, by Noble Jim Harris. Harris decided there needed to be a sideline degree that devoted its time and resources to the Shrine Hospitals. He received permission from his Potentate to start The Grand and Glorious Order of the Hillbilly Degree. Calling on his experiences as a real hillbilly, he then wrote a ritual . Today, it is the largest group within the Shrine, with more than 170 Temples having charters.
Hillbilly bonfire
January 31, 2012 by
Check out these hillbilly images:
Hillbilly bonfire
Image by mysterious briefcase
This is about the point where we got spotted
A bit of a misnomer. They weren’t hillbillies, but they were good ol’ boys, and they were wrecking this house with a bulldozer (was it their house? I honestly don’t know. They said some things to lead us to believe…) and burning the scrap.
HillBilly Vittles
Image by Missional Volunteer
HillBilly Vittles
hillbilly
Image by nelz9999
hillbilly teeth, as shot by missychurch!
Southern Live Oak 1
January 31, 2012 by
Some cool southern living images:
Southern Live Oak 1
Image by msmail
This crazy looking tree is a Southern Live Oak, situated on the grounds of the Louisiana Old State Capitol in downtown Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Southern Live Oak 2
Image by msmail
This crazy looking tree is a Southern Live Oak, situated on the grounds of the Louisiana Old State Capitol in downtown Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The Louisiana Art & Science Museum is visible in the background.
Southern Live Oak pan (best viewed large)
Image by msmail
This crazy looking tree is a Southern Live Oak, situated on the grounds of the Louisiana Old State Capitol in downtown Baton Rouge, Louisiana. This is a composite of three original pictures.
Betty’s Southern Living White Bean Soup Recipe
January 31, 2012 by
In this video, Betty demonstrates how to make her White Bean Soup, a recipe that she submitted to Southern Living Magazine in 1990 and got published. It is a hearty, filling bean soup, but quick and extremely easy! Ingredients: 1 can navy beans (approximately 16 oz.) 1 can northern white beans (approximately 16 oz.) 1 cup water 1/2 stick butter or margarine 1/4 cup chopped onion 1 carrot, chopped 1 5 oz. can tender chunk ham, flaked with a fork (I used Hormel.) Place the can of navy beans and the can of great northern beans in a medium to large pot. Add 1 cup of water and blend well. Now, take a potato masher (or fork or spoon) and mash the bean and water mixture until it is mushy. Place it over low heat on the stove top. Next melt 1/2 stick of butter in a small to medium skillet. Add 1/4 cup chopped onion and 1 chopped carrot to the melted margarine. Place the skillet on the stove top and saute until the onion is clear. Combine the sauteed onion and carrot with the bean mixture. Add a 5 oz. can of tender chunk ham. Cook over low heat for 10 minutes. Serve with Betty’s Very Southern Cornbread Sticks or Cornbread. This is great on a cold day–very warm and filling!
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