NEWS FROM THE HILLS
Twilight shakes a soft blanket of mist about the shoulders of our hills as night approaches at the close of
Read MoreTwilight shakes a soft blanket of mist about the shoulders of our hills as night approaches at the close of
Read MoreLight raindrops are slowly dripping down on the lacy white ash bush, which in turn scatters the drops on the
Read MoreDay fades away as evening shadows deepen, and white mist shrouds the side of Pilot Knob. Night is falling in
Read MoreMild and gentle May has spread her green skirts over our hills, and ushered in a delightful season of budding
Read MoreOut in the forest, the May apples are unfurling their fairy umbrellas in anticipation of April showers. They have been
Read MoreMinnie and I went out looking for spring yesterday. We knew she had arrived; the calendar said so, and the
Read MoreLINES WRITTEN IN EARLY SPRING By William Wordsworth I heard a thousand blended notes, While in a grove I
Read MoreMarch may have come in like a lamb, but he was wet, cold and sort of disgruntled at being sent
Read MoreSnow has become the dreaded word that shouldn’t be uttered in polite company, but it is a definite fact that
Read MoreWeak sunshine tries to warm our hills today, but is thwarted by bitter wind that sways the birdfeeder to and
Read MoreAfter a spectacular snowstorm which tested our endurance and pioneer fortitude, the good Lord has sent us a few days
Read MoreMY CREEDTo live as gently as I can;To be, no matter where, a man;To take what comes of good or
Read MoreThe oldest of seven children; born on Big Laurel Creek in Clay County, West Virginia in 1935. Mother of six
Read MoreDear Cousin, The sun came up this morning, rising as always over Pilot Knob. It’s benevolent rays shone down
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