Henderson County's Brewing Rumble
I'm providing a link on my neighboring county's issue with their Shrrif's Department. This is a compliment to the previous post. This is an opinion peace. I like the writers style. He makes the point I made. We would make good friends.
Hey, my lucky number...13. Your's too. I've got 13 followers. My ego is bursting (I'm not dead). If you read this, give me a shout. Call me out on issues, lambast me. Then, "dance around the camp fire, hang around a while". I just looked at the weather back home and it calls for precious rain. I also realised Friday is the 13th. A black cat crossed my path today too. Do you think this is a good thing?
Cracker singing "Sweet Patatoe"
Lucky me
The Appalachianist
Hey, my lucky number...13. Your's too. I've got 13 followers. My ego is bursting (I'm not dead). If you read this, give me a shout. Call me out on issues, lambast me. Then, "dance around the camp fire, hang around a while". I just looked at the weather back home and it calls for precious rain. I also realised Friday is the 13th. A black cat crossed my path today too. Do you think this is a good thing?
Cracker singing "Sweet Patatoe"
Lucky me
The Appalachianist
Labels: Appalachia, Cracker, Hemlocks Western North Carolina, Henderson County NC, I don't know, Lyrics Qoute
posted by The Appalachianist | Saturday, January 07, 2012
6 Comments:
Love to read your comments on life in general. Don't quit. I play the you tube videos, lots of stuff I've never heard before and didn't know to look for.
Ramblin' Eds Dad, Don
Thanks, Don, I appreciate you coming here.
Right now, it's 3 am, but feels like 11 am. I'm wide awake.
Hey I just want to say you've found a native lol. I was looking up information about the Cantrell Bridge when I came across your blog. My mom's best friend is Milton Whitmire ex sherriff of Transylvania Co. It's fun to meet cool people I enjoy your posts!
I'm trying to learn about why my family ties moved from Maryland to NC...
Yeah, I caught you on my Cantrell bridge post. That is the most calm stretch of river between there and Richland Creek. I say that as a lamentation, of course the river gets calmer below the forks.
I'll pose the same question as I did on the bridge post. Do you have interest in Cantrell Mountain?
Hey, I am always in and out.....
And I thank you.
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