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Traveling WV: New River Otter Laps (opens the original)
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FAYETTE STATION, W.Va. (WCHS) — If there's ever been anyone who lives life to the fullest it's Nick "Nugget" Parsons. A 21-year veteran whitewater guide, Parsons has made countless trips down the New, Gauley, Meadow and Blackwater rivers in West Virginia and the Youghiogheny River in Pennsylvania. Not to mention the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon. It's an impressive resume and bragging would be understandable, but Parsons remains one of the most genuine people you will ever meet. And ma
Traveling WV: Track Rock of Walton (opens the original)
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WALTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — Did giants once roam the hills and valleys of present day West Virginia? That question intrigued Vince Harper, a life long resident of Roane County, when he discovered a 1927 history book that mentioned the possibility. Harper's father had the book which refers to The Track Rock of Walton and large, human-like footprints embedded in sandstone. The book described the original discovery of the rock in 1892 and the giant footprints that were discovered. Harper had been to the
Traveling WV: The Wild Sonflower (opens the original)
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JANE LEW, W.Va. (WCHS) — It's tough to be in a bad mood around flowers of any kind, but how about four acres worth? That's what you'll find at the Cronin farm in Lewis County, and the best part is you can pick some for yourself. The Wild Sonflower became the brainchild of Tasha Cronin after a family trip in 2022. "We went on a trip up to Niagara Falls and came across a sunflower you-pick," Cronin said. "I thought that was neat and we could do that on one of the fields back home." Sunflowers have
Traveling WV: Rolling Ball Sculptor (opens the original)
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POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. (WCHS) — Jon Parrack, of Mason County, loves working with his hands. The Point Pleasant insurance salesman restores cars, tractors and even motorcycles. Is it any wonder that he was inspired by a Hollywood movie to try something else? "I watched the movie ‘Fracture’ starring Anthony Hopkins," Parrack explained. “In the movie there are two rolling ball sculptures and I was absolutely mesmerized by them." Rolling ball sculptures - sometimes called gravitrams or marble runs -
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