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Zenith: A Hidden West Virginia Treasure
It was a somewhat typical spring day in southern West Virginia. Maybe a little cooler than normal, with blue skies. Then by mid-afternoon clouds started moving in. That was my signal to grab my camera bag and head to nearby Zenith, a small community at the base of Peter’s Mountain in Monroe County. Continue reading
Posted in Backroads of West Virginia
Tagged Bob Bell, Monroe County, West Virginia, Zenith
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Bob & Bob and Sinks Grove
I had driven through Sinks Grove on my way to one destination or another, for work, but didn’t have time to stop and explore, or take pictures. I did, however, take note and mark the small Monroe County, WV community … Continue reading
Posted in Backroads of West Virginia
Tagged Bob & Bob, cave, caves, caving, Caving gear, Caving supplies, gas pump, general store, Monroe County, Sinks Grove, speleo, West Virginia, WV
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Cook’s Old Mill, Greenville, WV
Puffy white clouds filled the sky showing patches of blue. I was close to Cook’s Old Mill in Greenville, WV. I had been there plenty of times before, but since the light was right, I decided go spend a few … Continue reading
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Tagged Greenville, grist mill, historic site, West Virginia
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