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I have been a photographer (off and on) and skydiver for 25 years. I was a founder of "Bridge Day" in WV, where people come from all over the world to parachute off the New River Gorge Bridge.
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Yes. It's being permanently treated for mine drainage. They use limestone, and possibly other chemicals to keep the PH normal.
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Merveilleuse et belle photographie
Amicalement
Domi
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The Page Vawter House at Ansted is a Fayette County landmark, which is as treasured for its beauty as it is for its history. In 1890, the Gauley Mountain Coal Company built an elaborate mansion for its president and general manager on a knoll in the town of Ansted. No expense was spared on the interior of the house. Inside are 15 rooms, plus a dressing room and butler's pantry. Every room in the house is oak paneled with wainscoting. The woodwork includes door and window facings of solid walnut and floors of oak. Eleven fireplaces were included to heat the spacious mansion. Each fireplace has a ceramic tile hearth and carved Victorian mantel of cherry, oak and walnut. The originality and grace of its design has served to make the home one of the foremost landmarks in south central West Virginia.
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It leads to Charleston, or... at least it did at one time. Going through the tunnel led to the Carbide mines at Sanderson.
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Wonderful!
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Para reflexionar un ratito
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great picture, 1 like
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Ok! Thanks so much!
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Records show that I have kinfolk buried there. I show: Ephraim;1765-1847; Andrew Warren, 1776- 1854; Rebecca, 1812-??; Sarah, 1804-1884, all of these are listed as being buried there. Thx for your time...JRRJR
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I'm the result of both Hatfield/McCoy bloodlines. I guess if it wasn't for someone saying, 'Can't we just get along', this branch of family tree would not have sprouted. "Devil Anse" is my 3rd great grand Aunt's husband; and "Ranal" McCoy is my 2nd great grand Uncle..go figure...
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