‘Milling Around: Exploring 26 Mills in the Missouri Ozarks’ Available in Print or Ebook
After 20 years, I'm delighted to announce that my first book has been published featuring 26 mills in the Missouri Ozarks.
‘Milling Around: Exploring 26 Mills in the Missouri Ozarks’ Available in Print or Ebook
Barbara Baird, aka “The Accidental Ozarkian,” has published her first book – a collection of visits to 26 mills in the Missouri Ozarks. “Milling Around: Exploring 26 Mills in the Missouri Ozarks” is a full-color, glossy-covered book that contains descriptions of Baird’s visits to each mill, along ...
Musings of Topaz Miller Joe Bob O’Neal
Joe Bob O’Neal, the miller/caretaker of Topaz Mill in Douglas County, says he gets asked this question: “Have you got this information about the mill documented or written down any place?” He answers, “Yeah, it’s all in my head.” This reason is why I wanted to pick his brain about Topaz, milling and ...
Deby Gilley’s Second Book: ‘A Visual Voice in the WILDERNESS’
Back in 2022, I interviewed Ozarks artist Deby Gilley. We talked about her style of art: linocut and woodcut prints. More importantly, we discussed her mission surrounding her art – focusing on the glory of God. Fast forward two years, and Deby just published her second book, “A Visual Voice in the ...
A Visit to Britain Mill
I have longed to visit Britain Mill since I first discovered it online before Covid hit. Isn’t it interesting? We are now dating things in our lives pre- and post-Covid. I finally got an opportunity to arrange for a visit and head to Ash Grove, Missouri, after contacting mill owners Clyde and Janet ...
Giraffe Stone Architecture in the Ozarks
Once you see one, you’ll see hundreds. Giraffe stone architecture will spring out at you from city streets and rural settings. From small homes to stores to schools to churches, giraffe-style architecture is hard to miss. According to Arkansas blogger Liz Harrell, even though giraffe buildings ...
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