13 Things Everyone Who's Moved Away From West Virginia Has Thought At Least Once
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Rachel Whetstone
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If you’ve ever lived in West Virginia, you’ll know that you can never quite get this beautiful state out of your head. You might someday wander elsewhere, but your thoughts will always return home. Here are some thoughts you might have about West Virginia when you’re far away.
It's hard to beat the hiking, rafting, and interesting towns in this area. And no other state has Bridge Day!
Like St. Marys, which cars and trains share the same road.
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Other states might have a few monsters, but do they have their own statue and festival like the Mothman?
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But you probably won't find this wild treat anywhere else.
Blue and gold forever.
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