5.0 out of 5 stars
Excerpt from Front Flap, April 2, 2010
This review is from: Journey Home (Hardcover)
"Here are gathered dozens of stories about as it is and once was in the upcountry of South and North Carolina. Reprinted here is almost a decade's worth of the best feature writing in The Greenville News and Greenville Piedmont, two newspapers committed to chronicling the changing times and faces of one of the country's most interesting and colorful regions.
Here are stories about many of the unusual characters who have populated this part of the world; some remain with us, others live on through stories told by an evening fire, and repeated here."
Sections (Table of Contents):
Reflections: A look back at the way things were
Traditions: Syrup-making, bootlegging, coon-hunting and other diversions
Images: Portraits of some special places, in spring green and autumn gold
Seasons: The splendor of the land, from mountain peaks to valley floor
Pathways: Visiting the country store, the barbershop and other landmarks
Foundations: Building roads to the future on the lessons of the past
This is an attractive and heavily illustrated book, filled with the life and landscape of the Carolina's upcountry.
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