Lois,
Most of the stories told by my Grandpa were very personal family
stories that would have no meaning to outsiders. Ours have been
preserved and are being passed down to successive generations of which
there are three beyond myself so far. If you are looking for the
generic, creation, myth stories there is a place you can go.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/IPLStories/
Wonderful collections of stories here, some old, some new.
zoe
zzekel...@aol.com wrote:
Sorry to jump in -- but those stories would possibly make a great
book.. I already wish I could hear them-- Lois
a message dated 9/29/2009 7:53:12 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
dscroggs44...@gmail.com writes:
Yes I miss my Dad also and my Grandma for all those wonderful stories
they told!
Donna ACS
> John lost a good portion of his land when they put the Parkway
in. It
> cuts across the lower part of this mountain, but progress is
> progress and the Parkway is a beautiful drive thru the
Smokies.
> We have Black Bears and Deer along with Wild Turkeys across
the
> top . They don't bother us at all. Rarely ever even see
them, but
> the tracks are quite visible. My mothers people were Blackfoot,
> Grampa was our storyteller. I miss him a lot.
>
