Tradition Lives off the Beaten Path

Why would a business open up in the middle of nowhere; and who would travel down a long country road to eat at a barbeque joint? Apparently a few people still do want to make that journey.
Tradition Lives off the Beaten Path
An old fashioned iron pot sits near the fish pond on the grounds of Heavy's Barbecue in Crawfordville, Ga. Denise Darcel/The Epoch Times
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An old fashioned iron pot sits near the fish pond on the grounds of Heavy's Barbecue in Crawfordville, Ga. (Denise Darcel/The Epoch Times)
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