Blue Ridge Parkway's Devil's Tramping Ground and Worst Birthday Card Ever - But very funny!

 My Artwork

Here are some of my recent Kendall Expressions paintings!  Check them out and more in the Kendall Expressions folder on my website!

Shark Beauty  Original  16"x20" Acrylic Painting     $670

Prints on Paper or Canvas and Greeting cards Available at   KENDALL KESSLER ART

Beauty and Danger  Original  16"x20" Acrylic Painting     $670

Prints on Paper or Canvas and Greeting cards Available at   KENDALL KESSLER ART

Blue Tiger Original  16"x20" Acrylic Painting     $670

Prints on Paper or Canvas and Greeting cards Available at   KENDALL KESSLER ART

I am having a great time researching myths and legends of mountain sites that are near the beautiful Blue Ridge Parkway!   Here is another Native America legend about the Devil!

The Devil's Tramping Ground

The Devil's Tramping Ground is located in Western Chatham county near Siler City.  It is forty feet long. The path forms a ring and is a foot wide. The center of the circle and the area around it is covered with grass and plants but nothing grows in the path.

If objects are place in the path at night they are removed by morning.

It is believed to be the ground where the devil walks in a circle planning his devious tricks. His foot prints make the path.  He is gone by morning.  The devil's foot prints are so hot the ground is scorched so nothing can grow there. It is believed animals avoid the path.

Spooky!

I got this great legend from Cherokee Indians - Native American myths and legends online publication

Worst 40th Birthday Card Ever

I just checked out a Good Neighbors DVD from the library.  I love it so far!  The opening scene has a man with a birthday cake with one candle.  He opens a card and reads it.   

Mozart and Mendelssohn were dead by forty - Why aren't you?

Life with The Bird and Word Man - Clyde Kessler

The Independence Farmers Market is coming up June 27th!  This is another great event with The Blue Ridge Discovery Center!  There will be activities for kids!  Come on out!

BRDC at Independence Farmers Market

Fri, June 27, 9:30am – 12:30pm

Where	Independence, VA map
Calendar	BRDC Web Calendar
Created by	scott@blueridgediscoverycenter.org
Description	More kids oriented educational activities.