Hi Everyone

Throckmorton said:
obviously I meant though not thought in my last post

here is one of my favorites

i love taking pics

Great pictures... and so West Virginia!

Board of Tourism may want to take a look at Kelly's thread and offer a little grant money.

:D

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SnKwv said:
Thanks hon :kiss: ....Where have you been hiding at? I don't think to many people have seen those yet...I also posted one on arts other thread.

Devil has been very domestic this weekend dear... well that and busy corrupting the innocent.
:cool:

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Throckmorton said:
Thank you
Thank you
Thank you


You have soothed my soul with pics of the mountains
and you have soothed my libido with
the pic of you, which is AMAZING btw

how bout these?

yes i do....LoL
 
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SnKwv said:
yes i do....LoL

And this picture - for all you lurkers - is 4 miles up the mountain on old US 60 from Gauley Bridge.

Gauley Bridge you ask? Only the cultural center of the universe you flatlanders!

K, did you ride the tram?


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WV Devil32 said:
And this picture - for all you lurkers - is 4 miles up the mountain on old US 60 from Gauley Bridge.

Gauley Bridge you ask? Only the cultural center of the universe you flatlanders!

K, did you ride the tram?


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no...I did't lol
 
SnKwv said:
no...I did't lol

coughcoughchickenshitcoughcough :)

Oh, and an historical footnote about the previous picture: The river shown is the "New" River, very possibly the most ancient river in the world. Only two other rivers come close in age, the Nile in Africa and the Yellow (or Yangzee) in China.

AND, while this stretch is behind a hydo-electric dam (which is where John Henry had his famous race against the steam driven hammer) most of this river's course is rocky and swift... incredible smallmouth bass and channel catfish fishing.

Ok, there's my Public Service announcement for the day... now back to your regularly scheduled programing.


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Throckmorton said:
That was taken at hawksnest wasnt it?

look back to the pic i posted on this thread called hawksnest...look familiar?

Yep, I was gonna comment on yours until Kelly put hers up.

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WV Devil32 said:
coughcoughchickenshitcoughcough :)

Oh, and an historical footnote about the previous picture: The river shown is the "New" River, very possibly the most ancient river in the world. Only two other rivers come close in age, the Nile in Africa and the Yellow (or Yangzee) in China.

AND, while this stretch is behind a hydo-electric dam (which is where John Henry had his famous race against the steam driven hammer) most of this river's course is rocky and swift... incredible smallmouth bass and channel catfish fishing.

Ok, there's my Public Service announcement for the day... now back to your regularly scheduled programing.


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interesting to be sure

if you look back at the last page, i posted a pic labled wv1
iI took it from the New River Gorge bridge
 
Throckmorton said:
interesting to be sure

if you look back at the last page, i posted a pic labled wv1
iI took it from the New River Gorge bridge

Ok, cool, I didn't recognize that one, but now that I know, yeah, looks familiar.

Hey, they haven't been having "Bridge Day" for the past couple of years because of the fear of terrorism... over reaction I think. Its really nice to walk out and look up and down the gorge.

Oh, I spent two summers working for Mountain River Tours guiding rafts from Thurmond to Hawk Nest. (And on the Gauley River from Summersville Dam to Peter's Creek.)


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WV Devil32 said:
Ok, cool, I didn't recognize that one, but now that I know, yeah, looks familiar.

Hey, they haven't been having "Bridge Day" for the past couple of years because of the fear of terrorism... over reaction I think. Its really nice to walk out and look up and down the gorge.

Oh, I spent two summers working for Mountain River Tours guiding rafts from Thurmond to Hawk Nest. (And on the Gauley River from Summersville Dam to Peter's Creek.)


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cool....i have only been rafting once, but it was a blast

i live in Kanawha Valley and if you think the bridge thing is over reacting, you should have seen the panic in the chemical valley after the terrorism stuff started
 
Throckmorton said:
Indubitably

and our hostess in this thread we tread is a puuuurrrrrrrrfect example

Have you visited Alicia's thread? There's a link on the bottom of Kelly's signature.

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WV Devil32 said:
Have you visited Alicia's thread? There's a link on the bottom of Kelly's signature.

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I did visit, and spent some time perusing......

fun place this is:nana:
 
Throckmorton said:
That was taken at hawksnest wasnt it?

look back to the pic i posted on this thread called hawksnest...look familiar?

yeah...thats why i put it up...lol
 
WV Devil32 said:
coughcoughchickenshitcoughcough :)

Oh, and an historical footnote about the previous picture: The river shown is the "New" River, very possibly the most ancient river in the world. Only two other rivers come close in age, the Nile in Africa and the Yellow (or Yangzee) in China.

AND, while this stretch is behind a hydo-electric dam (which is where John Henry had his famous race against the steam driven hammer) most of this river's course is rocky and swift... incredible smallmouth bass and channel catfish fishing.

Ok, there's my Public Service announcement for the day... now back to your regularly scheduled programing.


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Another side note that you forgot to mention is....It is one of only 2 rivers in the world that flow north....:D
 
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WV Devil32 said:
Ok, cool, I didn't recognize that one, but now that I know, yeah, looks familiar.

Hey, they haven't been having "Bridge Day" for the past couple of years because of the fear of terrorism... over reaction I think. Its really nice to walk out and look up and down the gorge.

Oh, I spent two summers working for Mountain River Tours guiding rafts from Thurmond to Hawk Nest. (And on the Gauley River from Summersville Dam to Peter's Creek.)


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Last year they had it on the bridge....the year before they had it in town...
 
SnKwv said:
Another side not that you forgot to mention is....It is one of only 2 rivers in the world that flow north....:D

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Yes dear, you're right dear, absolutely dear. I guess the Nile is the only other major river?

And it cuts across the Appalachian mountains twice, and our mountains are very likely the oldest mountain chain on dry earth.


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SnKwv said:
Last year they had it on the bridge....the year before they had it in town...

You need to do promos for the Board of Tourism! ...in those shorts! We'd have to put a fence around the state.
:p

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