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Things - Page 34

What is left after people and places? Things. Food, factories, stories, dreams and toys are all things, but just because something is labeled a thing, doesn’t mean that it is uninteresting.
Scalloped Oysters

by Mindy Merrell

Breakfast Casserole

by Pamela Miller

The Santa Train Delivers

by Stephen Leon Alligood

What began in 1943 as a thank-you gesture from the merchants of Kingsport to their customers in southwestern Virginia and eastern Kentucky has become as traditional as giblet gravy and cranberry salad at the Thanksgiving meal.
Egg Nog Custartd

by Mindy Merrell

Season of Traditions

by Michael Nolan

Every family, every town or region, and sometimes an entire culture has its own holiday traditions that run like a river through the years and generations—always the same, always slightly different.
Chicken With Cranberry Vinegar

by Tinky Weisbalt

Holiday Baking

by Tinky Weisbalt

An annual gathering yields delectable treats.
Homemade Dinner Rolls

by Mindy Merrell

Snazzy Party Spreads

by Mindy Merrell

Homemade Pizza

by Stuart Englert

Restoring America's Beacons

by Alan Ross

Creative preservation efforts coupled with environmental awareness and education are paving the way for more community involvement in the maintenance of lighthouses.
Stuffing and Dressing

by Mindy Merrell

Pumpkin Ribbon Bread

by Karen A. Levin

Beer Cheese Soup

by Karen Levin

Oldies But Goodies

by Paul Higbee

Zipping through Spearfish, S.D., streets in his brightly polished 1923 Model T, Les Schuchardt draws grins and waves. He responds with a toot of the car’s exhaust whistle.
Grittle cakes

by Janet Fossel

German Applecake

by Karen A. Levin

The Proof's in This Chocolate Pudding

by Mindy Merrell

Hometown Architecture

by Peter Fossel

The real places, the places with a sense of self, are holding their own against a tide of malls and franchises—often deliberately, often by fortune.
Perfect Ice Tea

by Mindy Merrell

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