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Dozing in a Tornado Watch
writes, "By Bill Allen ©
It was while dozing in the embrace of thunder rumblings, unaware of a tornado watch imposed by the weather gurus, that I remembered forty or more April Fools' Days that marked the first day of trout season in the mountains.
Now...if you do not believe it is possible to doze through a tornado watch, listen to these points:
"

The Buds WILL Come... By Bill Allen (copyright)
writes, "Forty six years ago, in a March after the groundhogs did NOT see their shadows, and we were promised an early Spring, I caught a Greyhound in Memphis and rode all the way East to Murphy, N.C. in a sleety blizzard.

A magazine assignment in Hernando, MS was aborted and we joined a rowdy group outside Graceland to welcome our Elvis home from Germany in a snowstorm. All flights were grounded....Thus, the bus.
"

Remedies and Reminiscenses By Bill Allen (copy write)
writes, "I was looking back into some notebooks I kept when I first went to the southern appalachians and talked with people who had lived most of their lives far from a drug store or a physician.

Herewith are several home remedies I heard about and either used or witnessed the use of over many years.
"

Cartoochejaye by Bill Allen ©
writes, "John Slagle had two boys and a girl.

They all helped him in his woodworking shop and in just about everything else he did.. But he still had a hired hand named Whid, who helped Miss Lucy Slagle around the house and yard.
"

Eyes in the Night=Foxfire By Bill Allen (copywrite)
writes, "One of my first grand memories of the mountains was the sound of a hissing and spitting cat and the sight of two slanted, glimmering eyes, green-yellow in the dark of a camp tent.

I was about twelve, and it was my first away-from-home experience with a battalion of boys bound for any prank, messy, squirmy or spooky.
"

Gems Haunt Me By Bill Allen ©
writes, "One of the southeast mountains’ bounty that filled my family’s life was the plethora of jewels."

The B. I. B.
writes, "By Bill Allen ©
I was visiting my Marine veteran grandson’s new house and got thirsty, so I went to the refrigerator to help myself to some iced tea...or whatever I could find.

Behold! A beautifully sculptured chocolate and raspberry cheesecake wedge glistened in a snaplock vinyl pie dish.
"



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