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The Appalachia Issue

Dynamite Guy
This habit of blowing things up started back when I was about 17. My dad was in road construction and always had dynamite and fuses in his basement.
Mikael Rungdahl
11.1.06
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Grub's Up
Of the 4,500 or so people living in Coober Pedy, approximately 600 are Greek which means it's probably the only bit of desert in the world where you can get a killer lamb gyros with tzatziki and a side of three different types of saganaki.
Peter Ikonomopoulos
11.1.06
The Appalachia Issue

Listen To Progan Stone
This is the first instalment of a new music column written by none other than myself, Progan Stone. Every issue I'll be filtering through piles of music to tell you what's hot.
Progan Stone
11.1.06
The Appalachia Issue

Miner's Welfare
George Mills runs the show down at the Clifton Miner’s Welfare Social Club, deep in the heart of The Meadows area.
George Mills
11.1.06
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No Kids On The Block
There are two kids in this district. Two, in a community of this size! When I was a kid in '65 there were loads of children here. There were 175 throughout the village.
René
11.1.06
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The VICE Guide To The Bars Of Coober Pedy
Drinking is the national sport of Coober Pedy. It averages 45 degrees Celsius outside, the sports oval is a dust bath at best (and a mud bath at worst), and if you live here you're either unemployed or you work like a total miner ie. really, really...
VICE Staff
11.1.06
The Appalachia Issue

All Bands Are Shit
Iceland is so expensive that if you're drinking in a bar in Reykjavik and it's your round, you might as well pull one of the kitschy Viking war-axes off the wall and use it to slice out your own kidney.
Louis Pattison
11.1.06
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Stripped Mountain
Before: The little building front and center is one of the few remaining homeplaces in the mountains outside of Mud, West Virginia.
VICE Staff
11.1.06
The Appalachia Issue

The Great Flood
In October 2000, there was a flood in Inez, Kentucky. The EPA called it the worst environmental catastrophe in the history of the eastern United States.
VICE Staff
11.1.06
The Appalachia Issue

Man Of The Mountains
The first part of the house out here was made in the 30s. There was two families raised in that house. I had 11 brothers and sisters.
Homer Thompson
11.1.06
The Appalachia Issue

Family Plot
I'm the oldest caretaker of this graveyard. It isn't that big. The first person got put in here a long time ago. Luther Thompson. He's a great-great-uncle of my family. My step-pap was his brother. That's the second grave yonder next to Luther. That...
Homer Thompson
11.1.06
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Literary/I Want My Dvds
Father Ralph Beiting, who as you may well have noticed figures prominently in this issue of Vice, has written about 30,000 books.
VICE Staff
11.1.06
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