Down and Out in Appalachia. Fifty years after the War on Poverty | by Matthew Newton | Medium
I’ve always wanted to spend more time exploring Appalachia, especially Kentucky
I’ve always wanted to spend more time exploring Appalachia, especially Kentucky. Been through some of the deep hollows in Pennsylvania and West Virginia, but I’d really like to get know more of what deep rural is like. A place in reverence of the mountains and land. Yeah, I’ve been to some places way off the beaten track in New York, like remote parts of Chenango County but it really isn’t as culturally different as some of places I’ve read about but not seen.
Cow-orker � Illogicopedia – The nonsensical encyclopedia anyone can mess up
A cow-orker is a person who specializes, either professionally or as a hobby, in orking cows.
Cow orking dates back to the Middle Ages (100 A.D. - 1953 A.D.), and the first cow-orker, St. Francis of Assisi. Over the years, various non-holy methods of orking cows have been developed, as ranchers with large herds needed a quick and easy way to bring their feisty cows under control.
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