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View from Old Woman Run Road

A fog settles in the vale of Granny Creek, as seen from Old Woman Run in Braxton County near Sutton, West Virginia.

A fog settles in the vale of Granny Creek, as seen from Old Woman Run in Braxton County near Sutton, West Virginia.

David Sibray surveys the mouth of Old Woman Run at Sutton, West Virginia.

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