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Craig is a married guy from Tibet, Tennessee, USA.
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recluse; born NYC, ex-international development (NGO) worker, vegan, musician, home-schooler, father of six, lover of wilderness and high places.
I use SU to record sites of current interest for my studies and ongoing education. I keep a blog, a website, and the Padma forum, as well as a newsblog on Current.org

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"Powdered parched corn is still the standby of native travelers in the wilds of Spanish America, and it is sometimes used by those hardy mountaineers, "our contemporary ancestors," in the Southern Appalachians. One of my camp-mates in the Great Smoky Mountains expressed to me his surprise that any one should be ignorant of so valuable a resource of the hunter's life. He claimed that no other food was so "good for a man's wind" in mountain climbing.

In some parts of the South and West the pulverized parched corn is called "coal flour." The Indians of Louisiana gave it the name of gofio. In Mexico it is known as pinole."