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Phillip Coffey - Mid-summer Blaze MID-SUMMER BLAZE - By Phillip Coffey Long before the steep ridges discovery of WD-40, way back in the Western Adair County forested hills. Lying in a hot, stuffy upstairs bedroom, cranking the tiny oscillating fan with the right forefinger between bars. A 'hum' in the humid, sweltering heat until after striking the metal fan swiftly between the bars umpteen times. Just being in the room with no insulation, lying in the handed -down bed in Summers worked up dripping sweat. But early the next morning the birds would be singing joyfully outside the southern window with pride. Take a fleeting peak out the window, such a beautiful scene - not matched by anything I have ever since seen. My heroic father downstairs cooking up heavily peppered sausage and gravy and of course homemade biscuits -- hit the floor, quickly. Long gone are the hot upstairs nights starting up such things, but memories still linger of the mid-summer blaze. This story was posted on 2022-07-01 18:18:55
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