Leni Sorensen grinds chocolate the old-fashioned, Aztec way as cheesemaker Gail Hobbs-Page looks on and WMRA's Martha Woodroof holds a field mic. Photo credit: Kathy Kildea
Leni Sorensen grinds chocolate the old-fashioned, Aztec way as cheesemaker Gail Hobbs-Page looks on and WMRA's Martha Woodroof holds a field mic. Photo credit: Kathy Kildea
Working cacao beans upon a volcanic-stone grinding bench with a push-pestle while perched on a handmade seat, foodie Leni Sorensen shows students how to make reeeeeaallly "old fashioned" chocolate.
Guitar pick made from one of the distinctive blue roof tiles of the gas station in whose parking lot Hank was declared dead: the now-demolished Burdette's Pure Oil in Oak Hill, WV (Charles A. Slott Collection).
In a parking lot. It gets one thinking. Martha Woodroof ponders wasted human potential and also wholesome, friendly folks --while palming a relic from the West Virginia site where the star's addictions won.
