Re:On Ocracoke Island, the only American dialect that is not...
by LyndsySimon on Monday June 24, 2019 @02:36PM
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Thanks for linking these - I'd seen them before, but hadn't caught the name of the book. I'll be picking it up :)
For what it's worth, my own experience says that the area for "Greater Appalachia" is pretty much 100% correct. The borders aren't quite sharp, and interesting things definitely happen where two or more "nations" meet.
I also know that West Virginia and middle Tennessee feel like "home" to me, and I'm from the Arkansas Ozarks.
For what it's worth, my own experience says that the area for "Greater Appalachia" is pretty much 100% correct. The borders aren't quite sharp, and interesting things definitely happen where two or more "nations" meet.
I also know that West Virginia and middle Tennessee feel like "home" to me, and I'm from the Arkansas Ozarks.