Episode 147: The Lamprey River Smugglers' Trail: Seacoast Rum, Inland Rye, and the Barter Between
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Episode 147: The Lamprey River Smugglers' Trail: Seacoast Rum, Inland Rye, and the Barter Between
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Dr. Wilkins follows the old trading path from the Portsmouth wharves up through Great Bay, the Lamprey River falls and the Northwood ridge to Pittsfield. Molasses rum went west, hill-country rye came east, and salt fish, tinware and ship copper were bartered in between, all while runners slipped past the Portsmouth tide-waiters and the new internal revenue gaugers. Blue Ridge slang historian Clara Higgins brings new stories: eel signals nailed to trees, a hogshead with a false brine top and a widow's hollow butter churn. Wilkins answers Cletus 'Rabbit' Miller's voicemail about hickory ashes and red oak shavings in the thump keg, and takes apart the blue-flame test at his anvil.
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