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Home Spring was soap-making time in early West Virginia Curfman Rocks in West Virginia

Curfman Rocks in West Virginia

Lye drained from barrels was channels into a basin at the edge of this rock shelf.

Curfman Rocks, in rural Wirt County, on which the lye-channels are built.

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