Walden Martin’s 1-acre garden near his home in the New Hope community features a 100-foot row of beans laid out with a string to keep them straight.
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Walden Martin’s 1-acre garden near his home in the New Hope community features a 100-foot row of beans laid out with a string to keep them straight.
At left, 12-year-old Asher Sullivan pulls a chicken tractor to a new area so his family’s laying hens can explore some fresh ground. Photos contributed by Sabrina Sullivan.
Kenny Wishon shows how copper rods can be used for dousing. The rods show where water is found when they cross over.
To prevent damage to your home by hungry bears, keep household garbage out of their reach until trash pickup day.
Steve Pruett and Sara Stembridge enjoy a recent Benton MacKaye Trail Association hike of the Wagon Train Trail at Brasstown Bald.
Forest Service Road No. 42 off Doublehead Gap Road leads to Springer Mountain, the southern terminus of the Appalachian Trail in Gilmer County. The USDA Forest Service has temporarily shut down several trails due to Covid-19 virus social distancing concerns, including Springer Mountain. For a link to area trail closures, go to fs.usda.gov/conf.