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09-18-2008, 12:19 PM
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In your post #55... where exactly are these from? I'm in Florida, looking to relocate and your pics are beautiful and just what we're looking for. If you could tell me where they were taken, we would be very interested in going to these places on our future trips. Thanx for posting them!
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09-18-2008, 10:45 PM
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Originally Posted by summergal
In your post #55... where exactly are these from? I'm in Florida, looking to relocate and your pics are beautiful and just what we're looking for. If you could tell me where they were taken, we would be very interested in going to these places on our future trips. Thanx for posting them!
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For what it's worth, I'm originally from Florida . . when the lakes were crystal clear water with white sand bottoms, when dunes lined the oceans, and they spoke English.
Lately, I'm from Arizona.
Recommend a book called West Virginia Waterfalls, which has information on most of the major ones, though I've discovered a few un-named ones myself (not hard to do). One of them is in a gorge and I haven't figured out exactly how to get to it, yet. And in a way, that's what West Virginia is like . . the last placed called America.
So anyway, start with that book, and it gets you up and running on where things are. Although, there's a particular with the author I disagree with, as he states all the roads end in West Virginia. My initial explorations agreed that assessment. However, after naming a few waterfalls for myself, and standing in a place where a river ran clear to the Gulf of Mexico on my left, and to my right it ran to the Atlantic, I realized this isn't any end of a road, but a beginning. Here is one of Earth's cradles of life. Which explains more than anything why there's a constant war to destroy it.
If you come to West Virginia shoot me a PM and I'll help you as best I'm able, at the least I can forward the directions I've been given, "That way is shorter, this way is prettier."
From post #55
Dawdry Falls
west virginia - Google Maps
Kanawah Falls
west virginia - Google Maps
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09-22-2008, 09:21 AM
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09-24-2008, 06:40 AM
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sorry - couldn't get the picture to copy. this comment refers to post #55, bottom right picture of the old dam building along the river.
it's been a little over 25 years since i attended wv tech, but it seems to me that the bottom right picture is along the kanawha somewhere slightly south of montgomery, wv. i've been there before, but the name of the area escapes me at the moment.
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09-24-2008, 05:49 PM
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sorry - couldn't get the picture to copy. this comment refers to post #55, bottom right picture of the old dam building along the river.
it's been a little over 25 years since i attended wv tech, but it seems to me that the bottom right picture is along the kanawha somewhere slightly south of montgomery, wv. i've been there before, but the name of the area escapes me at the moment.
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Kanawah Falls, or Glen Ferris WV
glen ferris wv - Google Maps
Kanawha River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"On the southern edge of Glen Ferris lies the Kanawha Falls public access fishing area that provides the best ground-level view of the Kanawha Falls on the west side of the river. Immediately to the north of the fishing area is the Glen Ferris Hydroelectric station, which formerly produced the electricity to power the village and the coal mine."
Glen Ferris, West Virginia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Post #63 is taken from the side of the road a mile further past the town of Gauley Bridge.
from: US-60/WV-16 - Google Maps
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09-27-2008, 09:11 PM
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This pic is the Beverly 5-Lane leading into the town of Elkins in the distance.
The Leaf Peeper's Festival in Davis, my first time at the festival, the kids loved it.
2 pics from on top of Rich Mtn Rd in Job, looking down into the valley of Job.
This last pic is of Bickle Knob (Cheat Mtn) in Randolph County, it's being obscured by some really neat storm clouds.

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10-08-2008, 05:53 AM
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church view in morgantown
just found these threads. allo everyone.
this pic comes with a short story. while doing a catering for almost 3000 a local catholic church let me use their VERRRRY nice kitchen. I show up in the dark around 4:30 am and get to work. later i take my first break a bit after dawn and am presented with this......
taken near Dorsey's Knob in morgantown.
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10-08-2008, 09:33 AM
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Middle Mtn
Rich Mountain
Canaan Valley

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10-08-2008, 09:18 PM
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Nice pics Jersey girl . . when did you take them?
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10-09-2008, 12:57 AM
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These pics were all taken within the last 7 days.
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