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1-Old-Man

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4. Shinston, WV is on the list too, the nice thing about it is nobody could find it if they wanted to

Reply to Javaman (Reply #3)

Wed May 22, 2013, 09:04 AM

May 2013

Seriously, Shinston is not an easy place to get to and its not a bit likely that anyone would find themselves there by accident. Although its not really very far from easily visited towns and cities (Fairmont and Clarksburgh, WV as examples) you still have to go a long way to get there and nothing along the way hints that you are going the right way.

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