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By wonderfulwv 02/02/202102/02/2021 Adventure/January 2015

Dashing Downhill

Cold wind in your face never felt so good. “Tubing is a great way to have fun in the snow at a ski resort without spending a lot of money,” says Brenda Maupin of Snowshoe. “What we like best is that all ages can enjoy the same activity without having

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By wonderfulwv 02/04/202003/03/2023 Art & Heritage/January 2015/Photo Gallery

Behind the Lens

Steve Shaluta reflects on his life and work. This story was originally published in the January 2015 issue of Wonderful West Virginia. Written by Shay MaunzPhotographed by Steve Shaluta Ask Steve Shaluta where he’s from, and he becomes uncharacteristically sheepish. “I don’t usually like to tell people this, but I

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By wonderfulwv 02/04/2020 History/January 2015/Preservation

Living Traditions

Fort New Salem in Harrison County teaches visitors about a way of life long forgotten. It was in early September 1789, before the first hard frost, when a group of Seventh Day Baptists—men, women, and children—left New Jersey to start a new life. They would eventually settle in western Virginia

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Autumn colors, foggy trails, and a little mountain magic! “Stillness in the Mist” captures everything we love about fall in Almost Heaven. 📸 Maurine Goodwin

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This juvenile Broad-winged Hawk was spotted taking a break after catching a salamander in the Monongahela National Forest. 📸 Caleb Vance 📍 Mower Basin, Randolph

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What happens when you bring UV light deep into a West Virginia cave? 🔦🦇 White-nose syndrome has devastated hibernating bat populations, with some affected species

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Meet Larry Bob Wilson... No, not a person—the elk statue standing outside the Hatfield & McCoy Convention and Visitors Bureau in Logan, WV! And there’s

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There’s a fight happening in West Virginia’s state parks—and you might have walked right past it!! 🌿👀 Autumn olive, Japanese barberry, garlic mustard, and other

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