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I love to read as well. I went to St. Pats in town through 4th grade. My family owned the West Virginia Glass Factory in Weston at that time, and my Dad moved us to California to be the West Coast Rep. I came back for many visits every summer staying at our camp on the Buckhannon River. Those were the best summers ever. Boating, fireflies, laying on the dock, running barefoot in the woods, thunderstorms and wrapping up in a quilt on the porch reading books. I still need to read your books. Adding to my wish list. Take care.
My father worked at West Virginia Glass. Loved working there. We lived not too far around the bend. I would look down from the woods above the factory all the time. St. Pats always had good basketball teams. The camp didn't happen to be close to Ellamore, did it (between Buckhannon and Elkins near the Boy Scout Camp)? My grandmother (and now my parents) lived across the river from that camp. I would throw rocks across the river and try to hit the park benches.
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I love to read as well. I went to St. Pats in town through 4th grade. My family owned the West Virginia Glass Factory in Weston at that time, and my Dad moved us to California to be the West Coast Rep. I came back for many visits every summer staying at our camp on the Buckhannon River. Those were the best summers ever. Boating, fireflies, laying on the dock, running barefoot in the woods, thunderstorms and wrapping up in a quilt on the porch reading books. I still need to read your books. Adding to my wish list. Take care.
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My father worked at West Virginia Glass. Loved working there. We lived not too far around the bend. I would look down from the woods above the factory all the time. St. Pats always had good basketball teams. The camp didn't happen to be close to Ellamore, did it (between Buckhannon and Elkins near the Boy Scout Camp)? My grandmother (and now my parents) lived across the river from that camp. I would throw rocks across the river and try to hit the park benches.
