Cultivated living from the Appalachian South
This October marks a significant milestone in American history: the 250th anniversary of the Edenton Tea Party. On October 25, 1774, a group of courageous women in Edenton, North Carolina, took a bold stand against British tyranny, contributing to the burgeoning spirit of independence that would eventually lead to the American Revolution. As we commemorate this remarkable event, let’s delve into the history and lasting impact of the Edenton Tea Party.
Do you really know everything about the town you grew up in? Are you aware of all its secrets and rich history? Archaeology has always fascinated me, especially marine archaeology. While researching artifacts discovered in and around the Albemarle Sound, the Chowan River, and nearby lands, I stumbled upon numerous research papers from the mid-seventies….
Not far from where we live is the Outer Banks. Since becoming a work-at-home mom, I’ve been making regular trips to the Outer Banks for meet-ups, beach trips, and playground adventures. I had been wanting to take Caleb to the NC Aquarium on Roanoke Island but held off because I felt this was a family…