Mountain Folks and Wild West Dreams Beyond the Hill
A rambling tour describes Okd Tom and Uncle Len’s hill homestead where whittlers work, cowboys perform, and frontier life blends with East Coast visitors. The narrator meets Old Tom, Rhody, and a family harvesting ginseng, baking bread, and tending modest crops as wardens loom and rural routines unfold in a striking mix of nostalgia and mischief.
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Nestle
L Bic
Okd
Tom
Uncle Len
Primitive farming life on the frontier hills
A fragmented reminiscence describes rugged folk and their fields. The piece mentions taxes, cowherds, pastures, and small plots cleared for pasture and sowing. It recalls hand powered seeders, straw bundles, and improvised fences. A returning resident notes too much idling and distant centers of war.
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Ivan
Brek
Kewdas
Foller Raised Hycar Incident Report
A fragment notes a follower raised hycar and a person described as not much for this action. Details are unclear and no names or places are given.
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Hycar
Sweet potatoes grown by Mrs Dick Van Wyk report
Mrs Dick Van Wyk of Route 2 Tonto grows potatoes described as lava sweet potatoes. One potato weighs four pounds and another weighs four pounds.
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Dick van Wyk
Tonto
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