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    Default So my father just moved to West Virginia

    Hey guys, just a little excited about something and figured I'd share.

    I just got back from a long road trip (NH-WV) in order to help my father move into a new home in Martinsburg, WV. I didn't even think to check, but come to find out he lives 15 minutes from Harper's Ferry!

    I'm looking forward to visiting when I go back out there in a few months.

    Regards

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    Martinsburg is pretty close to Harper's Ferry. Now another excuse to come hike the trail. And don't forget to check out the ATC headquarters there if you haven't already. Always a good time when you stop in there.
    2,000 miler. Still keepin' on keepin' on.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FarmerChef View Post
    Martinsburg is pretty close to Harper's Ferry. Now another excuse to come hike the trail. And don't forget to check out the ATC headquarters there if you haven't already. Always a good time when you stop in there.
    I agree FC.

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    I'm really looking forward to exploring the area when I go back down there and I'm certainly going to check out the ATC headquarters. I hope to hike the AT in the 2016. So it'll be real nice to have someone so close. It'd be a great time for a a zero day or two for me and whomever I'm hiking with. Be able to spend some good time there and stay with my father.

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    Why would he leave the perfectly good hiking in NH for W.Va?

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    Quote Originally Posted by superman View Post
    Why would he leave the perfectly good hiking in NH for W.Va?
    Dolly Sods, Roaring Plains, Cranberry Wilderness, Seneca Creek....lol

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    Bring an inner tube and float down the river.

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    Quote Originally Posted by superman View Post
    Why would he leave the perfectly good hiking in NH for W.Va?
    Unfortunately, he had to relocate for work. But it means he can retire in 5 rather than 10 years. He loves NH, but was never really an outdoors type other than the casual float around the lake on the pontoon boat. He more or less just ooohs and awwws when I show him some pictures from my adventures up in the White Mtns. I also love New Hampshire.

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    Bring an inner tube and float down the river.
    I may just have to do that.

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    That's awesome! I love WV. Beautiful state to visit and cheap place to live except for gas prices. My wife's family is from Beckley and we go to Morgantown for WVU football games as often as possible. Lots of great rafting, hiking, fishing, hunting, etc. there. It is truly Wild and Wonderful in WV!

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    Oh totally. Floating the Shenandoah is such a blast and they have tubing companies that will totally hook you up with everything you need. So relaxing. Just bring some good sunscreen.
    2,000 miler. Still keepin' on keepin' on.

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    +2 for the Cranberry Backcountry.

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