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The history & intrigue of the Appalachian log home
The evocation of the log home incites images of a beautiful blend of past and present. One often envisions the modest, one-room structures of the past as well as the glamorous, awe-inspiring cabins that romanticize the term “vacation home.”
Animal Abodes: Bedding down in the wilds of the mountains
There’s a host of furry, feathery, slinky, slimy, big and tiny creatures making their homes across the mountains and with which we share the landscape. Some homes are but temporary.
ALSO in the print edition:
Homes alone
The stories of four historic mountain structures, as told in the new edition of North Carolina Curiosities.
A roof isn't enough
In our hills and hollers, our homeless neighbors need support, safety and compassion.
A long glance homeward
For most of us, “home” usually conjures feelings of warmth and comfort. We often define home as a physical, tangible place where we either live, have grown up, or share memories with ones we love. In a sense, “home” is a friend to us.
Plus photo essays, mountain perspectives and more!
