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A mallard lands on a waterway in West Virginia.

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Bluegill are a favorite lake and pond fish among West Virginia anglers.

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A horse-drawn carriage tours the historic ground of Capon Springs Resort.

Capon Springs offers 30-percent state resident discount

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Geocaching is enjoying renewed interest as a socially-distanced pastime in West Virginia.

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The valley of Indian Creek in Monroe County wanders through scenic farmscapes.

Sleepy valley of Indian Creek grows as a residential destination

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