A Cooney-Neck Social
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J.L. Yates (pictured) of Bloomfield plays a fiddle that was given to him as a gift. Every 2 or 3 weekends, the Yates family has an old-fashioned cookout and plenty of Bluegrass music. With my camera in tow, I set out last Saturday night and had a wonderful time talking to the old-timers and listening to some great music, provided by local musicians. The main course at dinner was Florida crappie, deep fried to a golden brown. The atmosphere was wonderful and pure Kentucky. My video journal of the night will be featured in Episode 1 of The Coulter Plough this month.
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J.L. Yates (pictured) of Bloomfield plays a fiddle that was given to him as a gift. Every 2 or 3 weekends, the Yates family has an old-fashioned cookout and plenty of Bluegrass music. With my camera in tow, I set out last Saturday night and had a wonderful time talking to the old-timers and listening to some great music, provided by local musicians. The main course at dinner was Florida crappie, deep fried to a golden brown. The atmosphere was wonderful and pure Kentucky. My video journal of the night will be featured in Episode 1 of The Coulter Plough this month.
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