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Appalachian Sam

Appalachian Sam

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P.O. Box 44 3560 Highway 3630 Annville, KY 40402 All Things Appalachia

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In the Appalachian Mountains, a lot of folks would call a hard rain a gully washer! I love these mountains, our dialect and all the words that I heard while I was growing up here.
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What is the Appalachian way to say that you will do something later? I love the Appalachian Mountains, our dialect and all the old words I heard while growing up here.
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In the Appalachian Mountains of Southeastern Kentucky, a lot of folks would say rurnt instead of ruined. This is one of my favorite old Appalachian words. I love the mountains and our dialect.
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What’s the Appalachian way to respond to someone who asks, “How are you”? I love the Appalachian dialect. Around here, a lot of folks would say “fair to middlin’.”
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What did you call a makeshift bed that your Mom made for you on the floor, made from blankets or pillows? Growing up in the Appalachian Mountains, we always called them pallets. I love our Appalachian dialect and the fun sounding words and phrases.
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Growing up in the Appalachian Mountains, I’ve been able to hear lots of unique words. Have you ever heard anyone call a chimney a chimley? I love these Mountains, our old words and our dialect!
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I love all the nicknames that folks giver their grandparents. Here in the Appalachian Mountains, the two most common things I heard people call their grandma is Mamaw and Granny. I love these Moutnains, our dialect and fun words that I heard growing here.
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I heard my Mom describe rocking a baby by using this old Appalachian word. She would say nuss a baby. I love the Appalachian Mountains, our dialect and the people! It’s a really special place to me.
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In the Appalachian Mountains of Southeastern Kentucky, I’ve heard a lot of people call this tin foil. I love all the fun words and the dialect I grew up with.
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This video is about old words I heard from the Appalachian dialect while I was growing up in the Appalachian Mountains. Have you heard anyone call a really strong and tough person this? They were tougher than a pine knot!
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This video is about Appalachian Folklore. Have you heard the one about what it means when there is rain and sunshine at the same time? I’ve heard a couple different versions of this. Which did you hear while growing up? #folklore
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In this video I talk about a word from the Appalachian dialect that most folks around me would use for this common winter cap. How you ever heard anyone call it a toboggan?
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