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message 1: by Thomas (last edited Jul 20, 2025 02:19PM) (new)

Thomas Excellent review. My wife had a grandmother from West Virginia Appalachia, See vermontbridges.org, then Covered bridge collections, CB tours, Keatings visit Gauley Bridge.
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message 2: by Werner (new)

Werner Thanks, Thomas, and thanks for the tip about Gauley Bridge (I did check it out, and the information on Horace King is fascinating!). Goodread's enforcement of the no-outside links policy is hit-and-miss; I tried to include the link just now to see if it would go through, but no such luck. :-(


message 3: by Thomas (last edited Jul 20, 2025 04:51PM) (new)

Thomas Werner wrote: "Thanks, Thomas, and thanks for the tip about Gauley Bridge (I did check it out, and the information on Horace King is fascinating!). Goodread's enforcement of the no-outside links policy is hit-and..."
You're Welcome. Liz and I are up to about 600cbs from around the world, but mostly in the US. my review of Bridging Deep South Rivers: The Life and Legend of Horace King
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...


message 4: by Werner (new)

Werner Cool!


message 5: by Deb (new)

Deb Atwood I was thinking of something from this series as a candidate for the October common read in Supernatural Readers and found you've already dipped your toe in! Just curious...as a proponent of libraries/books, have you read these two Appalachia-based novels: Giver of Stars and Bookwoman of Troublesome Creek?


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