Turns out, the area has its own legend.
Although I figure the little hairy men are probably just Honeycutts. They run a little on the short side.
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Just having "Booger Hollar Road" in a mail address would be awesome!
That was the main appeal to me. Plus it was 40 acres, which, even a couple of years ago, I saw as a potential future home for unwanted statues.
Love how they spell it 'hollar' so you get the pronunciation right.
Booger is probably some old Scottish word I'll bet. So of course I googled, and it mean a house rafter, so booger hollow is a description of the trees arching over the creek:
https://www.dsl.ac.uk/entry/snd/bougar
Bruce: Fascinating detective work. Although I think it still has something to do with those runny-nosed Honeycutts.
Oh this is where google shines, there's another one in Arkansas with a 'double decker outhouse':
https://www.legendsofamerica.com/ar-boogerhollow/
anyway, 'The word “Booger” is derived from the old Welsh word “Bwg,” which meant “to scare.”' So take your pick.
But yeah, every town had a runny nosed family on the outskirts.
Wow, what an address that would be.
Once there was a guy named Booger(a piece of dried nasal mucus, or a boogyman) who lived there and he hollared whenever he wanted toilet paper in the outhouse.
I figured Dr. Johnny Fever named it bruce.
You learn something new every day.
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