Rural Roots

German Prisoners Of War In South Carolina - Part 2

Developed From Reply Comments From U.S. Families that Had Friendships With Some of the POWs

19 hrs ago •

Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Burns, Oregon: Sanctuary For Paranoia

The Paranoia of Solitude, Industry and Lonely Work

Oct 3 •

The Old Ways — And The Real Deal

A Southern Farmer-Wrangler Spends a Summer Working for His Keep On a North Dakota Ranch

Sep 30 •

The Best Laid Plans ... By Robert Dennis

How a Good Hand Can Take a Two-Man Job and Do It Alone

Sep 29 •

29038 Cope, South Carolina

The Zip Code of My Briar Patch

Sep 28 •

Small Grain Harvest In The 1940s

Recollections of Child Labor Duties Farming On the South Carolina Coastal Plains Circa 1950

Sep 16 •

Our Berkshire Pigs Go To Georgia For Sunday School

The following piece, updated here, was published on “Old Ones Dream” January 22, 2014, and as “Illegal Pig” in “Magnolia Elegy: Place In the Edisto…

Sep 10 •

The Marshall Tucker Bull

And His Trip From Bellefontaine Ohio to Cope SC Complete with Bluegrass Music in a Blizzard

Sep 5 •

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