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Goats eating invasive species at Thurmond

Beginning Friday, September 7, visitors to Thurmond will be rewarded with the unusual sight of goats grazing on the hillside above this historic railroad town.

Beginning Friday, September 7, visitors to Thurmond, West Virginia, will be rewarded with the unusual sight of goats grazing on the hillside above this historic railroad town.

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