While my husband and I have been social distancing and staying home, we’ve completed projects we intended to do, but we either had no time or were too exhausted to do them. I imagine many others are doing the same as we are. I’m sharing our projects with you. How about sharing yours with Appalachia Bare? Share them in the comments. Or, submit writings and/or photos to us and we’ll publish them in a future post! Doing so would be a wonderful way to record this point in time for future generations. Email to:
submissions@appalachiabare.com
or
info@appalachiabare.com
Gardens

Mulching part of Gabriel's Garden
Hydrangeas grow here. The little house and the knight (who my husband named Sir Didymus from the movie Labyrinth) came from my father. The wicked dragon confronting Didymus, as well as the running man in the upper right corner are yard art pieces welded by my son and given to us as gifts.
**Photos by Delonda Anderson
Flowers (something pretty from our yard)
**Photos by Delonda Anderson
Yard

The Jungle - A Work in Progress
Two trees - a maple and another taller tree (we no longer remember) once stood here until our electric company came and told us the trees had to be cut down since they stood directly underneath the electric line. A pet cemetery sits to the left and we're working on making this a prettier area.
**Photos by Delonda Anderson
Other
**Photos by Delonda Anderson
What we’ve been watching:
Podcasts we’ve been listening to:
Stories: A History of Appalachia
Here it is July and not sure how I missed this, but really enjoyed seeing all the photos!