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Cliffs in Hacker Valley

Drawdy Creek Falls near Peytona, WV, Boone County, Hatfield & McCoy Region

Cliffs overhang a rural highway in the Hacker Valley region of northern Webster County near Holly River State Park in the Allegheny Highlands Region in east-central West Virginia. Photo by Rick Burgess

Grotto at Coonskin Park

West Virginia Hay Barn

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