Appalachian Patria

Appalachian Intellectual. To me that means plain thinking. I am A Non Commissioned Officer in the Army Reserves. Let me say...My views expressed here are mine and not those of The U.S. Army, Army Reserve or my fellow brethren in The National Guard. This is entirely Sua Sponte. This is My Thinking. I'm single and in my mid 30's. Politicaly, I'm a Libertarian. (Again, Sua Sponte.I do not represent the Libertarian Party.)I love my native Appalachia, Rock n Roll and...I love God.

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Location: Brevard, North Caroilina

I started blogging for two reasons. I was concerned about the changes to the area I live in, Southern Appalachia and I was about to go to the war. I was in Iraq in 06 and 07 and now Kuwait in 11 and 12. Blogging was a means of documenting my experiences and hoping it would help gain clarity. I don't feel that way about it any more. It's said people write blogs because they are frustrated, that's why people read them too. That makes us sound apocalyptic. Are we? Let it be said, what I say here is of my own thinking. This is entirely Sua Sponte and not an official representation of the U.S. Military or the U.S. Government as a whole.

Sunday, April 24, 2005

Fire

Fire. It's a natural thing. Some plants and tree's thrive off of it. The Indians made use of it as a matter of course. Controlled burning keeps serious fire threat's low, puts basic nutrients into the soil(the ground is very acidic) and opens ground to beneficial grasses, plant's, and trees, thus benefiting wildlife. Despite all of this, the Forest Service hardly strikes a match to the Pisgah or Nantahala Forests. I don't give up hope though.
A Case for Controlled Burning. Posted by Hello

posted by Hill Billy Rave | Sunday, April 24, 2005

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