Appalachian Bluebird
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Vikki Wilson :
I had the exact same experience. The wicked witch of the west was the scariest thing on tv. The idiom would really confuse me. The pictures of people in caskets was very odd.
2026-10-23 06:56:32
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John :
We are a lot alike. Everything had a meaning, if a certain kind of bird flew in the yard, something would happen, but I’ve ran into something a couple weeks ago that I’ve never heard of and I searched the Internet for it and I cannot explain it. Hopefully, you’ve heard of it a couple weeks back I went to get a shirt and shirt to wear. I needed a thicker one because of the weather I found it at the bottom of maybe six other shirts and it was wet underneath of it was not wet and the shirt on top of it wasn’t wet. I showed my roommate and she couldn’t explain it either we checked for leaks everything around it if anything else was wet, we still do not have any idea how it happened? Have you ever heard of something like this or do you know what that symbolizes in superstition?
2026-10-23 00:31:42
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Melanie Baldwin :
My grandma and Mom was superstition to a point. I remember ppl saying if a black Cat crossed your path to mark X’s and I did it got many years as a young kid and teenager and into my 20’s but I then realized that a black Cat was just a normal Cat, nothing evil about one. I love scary movies also, my favorite besides Christian movies. I love Halloween but I also fear what mean will do to poor black Cats that have done nothing wrong in the world…..it’s a sick messed up world. Anyone that could hurt a Cat is pure evil, just plain evil. I love Cats, all Cats. I remember that when you’re out in the woods and you hear something behind you whistle to never look back and never whistle back. Walking under a ladder was bad luck. Some sweeping under your feet met you’d never get married. Some ppl would put the master of the home (usually a husband) shoes at the door at nighttime to keep bad stuff from coming inside. Some put salt across the floor to keep evil spirits out. I’ll try to remember some more and message you. It’d be so cool to meet you. When you done the Abingdon, VA, video on the Martha Washington Inn, I knew those stories too. I lived in Whitetop, VA growing up until I got married and moved away (even though it didn’t work, he was a cheater) but I stayed in NC after that. Ashe County, NC, and there’s some scary tales there also. Have you ever heard of Devil’s Stair in Warrensville, NC, google it. They always said, “if you go through the road when they were at midnight that the devil would get into the car and ride with you…….I know I always went a different road if I knew I was out that late at nighttime. I’ll have to think on some more tales from Ashe County, NC and message you.
2026-10-27 21:01:45
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Mr. Anthropy :
That’s a great story!
2026-10-23 01:11:48
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campfire chik :
I been having paranormal dreams where I dream of an old house back in the woods and im stuck inside being chased by something I cant see, yet it moves thing and throws things. In the yard out back, all I can see is one willow tree with a tire swing and it gently sways as if someone is sitting on it. I've had this dream for 10 yrs now.
2026-10-23 00:03:01
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Jillian 👻 :
My mom is just like this. I think I mentioned the black cats and the X on the windshields.
2026-10-23 18:25:27
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Mamaw Vena :
My grandmother was born in 1898 and had been preacher in eastern Ky, she talked about scary life things but never about witches and haints, no TV, radio, and absolutely no cards. She told of helping deliver a calf and had a miscarriage, she picked it up off the ground, washed it off in the creek and buried it in a match box.
2026-10-23 21:15:01
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Rds1630 :
X’s on the windshield is very normal for a black cat crossing. Should be one for every person in car, plus 1. Southeastern Kentucky Appalachia here lol 💙💙💙
2026-10-23 02:54:05
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Amy Holman :
she was a witch of old magic. she sounds amazing
2026-11-05 05:51:17
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KatieL :
There’s this guys Phoenix on tiktok who sees into the spirit realm and prays over different parts of the world. He did say some heavy stuff about Appalachia
2026-10-23 03:38:38
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Leelee :
The crossing out cats thing, I do that too! My mom taught me and her mom taught her. We do it with all cats not just black ones. I never thought it worked until I stopped doing it. And I kid you not everytime a cat would cross my path while driving soon after something bad would happen to me.
2026-10-23 06:53:39
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Marika Anna Venczellak :
I seriously wondering about if the gay men that did the YouTube channel are still alive. Part of the appeal is that they all grew up in the Southern Baptist church,and all of the people that lived in that time and place, were such strong identities. Yett was very hard to connect with women on a deeper psychological and emotional level. Sexuality and love was not as pronounced, there was an over emphasis on the occult and superstition......the driving force behind the speakers motiicvation the level of passion and dedication to a community. from the strong family ties they grew up in but to reinforce a oommunity tgat that believed a better state of mind and health,due to breaking dree from the incarnation a heterosexual marriae and the prejudice against gays being un-christian and immoral as a lifestyle choicepreachers that ram the churches were all men, however they felt it a compulsory loyalty to female relatives was how they related to women. Marriage and religion took away a female relatives empathy anf a drive to be a better person for a wide variety of relationship sand the gay men were simply cloistered and closed off to female role as a partner, which would not have been based on the entire childhood and adult life persecuted by female family members where they were the only women that played a role in their life.A female that was not rom a religious family would not base a so his identity purely being scorned land ridiculed from an opinion thst would never change asan immoral sexual identity that went against the Church, losing all sense of her own state as a woman who could play a role in society, they did not need to play any other role othe than a wife and mother and they all they thought was important. Their rolde as a woman was perceived as threatening to thw worth and value to a marriage to a man. Their husband was all that mattered and once you were married the wife eould give up, cloister rrselg to only speaking to relatives and felt that it was justified not to need anyone else. Living under the same roof with only men, only men as children that were there for many years till adulthood would have been difficult, they were all they knew.
2026-10-24 23:31:06
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Dee Con 567 :
My granddaughter asked me who is the man in a corner of the dining room. I didn’t see anyone there . But she could see him. I told Jesus was watching over us.
2026-10-23 01:26:43
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Mike B :
I can see and hear things and it freaked my daughter out 👍😎
2026-10-23 03:17:26
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Timothy Mcconnell :
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2026-11-04 23:15:33
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Marika Anna Venczellak :
It was interesting and informative learning about Appalachian family dynamics. You got married to a man, had intimate relations with only one man, had to raise men as future husband's and teach them the respect and value for the only marriage that was accepted, a wife being the strongest and most important role, I think thought was the only way that was right. Living in a home lving under one roof from childhood to adulthood. They believed love and respect for a woman would never come from someone who turned out as gay, they would never know that for a woman as only the mother could teach them, and it would take awaythat right and the right to live happily in your adult years growing abd developing the strongest relationships thay they believed they could be had, and the years and years of hard work and memories would all be taken away if your son was gay, go against any purpose for right to show up to that persons life anymore and would ho against everything you believed and stood for and worked for years to build. The sad fact and reality.
2026-10-24 23:54:51
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dorthydiamond :
Appalachian grannies love to traumatize the youngins 😂
2026-10-23 19:40:28
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Momma cook :
I remember all the spooky stories that my grandparents told me while I was growing up. My papaw was the 7th son of the 7th son. People would bring their babies to him so he could heal their burns and what they called the thrush in their mouth. Papaw claimed he knew 2 witches that lived in his neighborhood when he was a boy. He said they were good witches. He always told me to be afraid of the living and not the dead. I personally don’t like anything dark or witches. But some people were very superstitious and kinda strange that grew up in the Appalachian mountains years ago. I prefer to keep on the sunny side of life.
2026-10-23 03:17:27
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Bobby Hudson :
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2026-10-23 00:06:32
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MeadowLane :
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2026-10-22 23:38:24
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Kiley’s Korner Boutique :
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2026-10-22 23:40:38
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Ar1e5 :
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2026-10-23 02:46:11
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MamaMarcum :
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2026-10-24 02:17:57
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Lulu :
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2026-10-23 03:42:47
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Jack :
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2026-10-25 06:58:12
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