Better half gave me a book for Christmas last year, about moonshiners in Stearns County, MN. Can"t remember the name right now, (passed it to my kids) but my uncle is in it....Dad said he (uncle) paid for the farm back in the 30s by cooking moon. Uncle Math chickened out when the Feds got close, but many continued. Some still do.
Shared that info with my insurance man, from Holdingford. Told him I figured if I found the right guy in that area, I could find moon. HE said, you want some "applejack"? HE cooks it! Yes, it was good, first moon I ever had....sent me home with some.
Also said back in the 30s, moonshiners were the only ones who could afford new brick houses......there are a bunch of yellow brick houses in that area. Drive down I 94......there is one on the North side of the freeway, Avon, St. Joe area...
August, 1965, last thing on our Army Green Beret training was jumping into the Pisgah mountains, Western NC, for a 2 week FTX, one A-Team playing war games against the other in a 5x5 mile area. Every morning....look across the beautiful countryside and see wisps of smoke in "uninhabited" areas! Then remembering the weekly news articles about shiners being caught!
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