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Almost Heaven, West Virginia What comes to mind when you hear about the Potomac River? Washington D.C.? Our nation’s capitol? Although the Potomac River has is humble beginnings in Pennsylvania, by the time it gets to West Virginia, it has become a very scenic one; a place for viewing an abundance of wild life. Both Golden and Balled eagles can be seen fishing the river in Springfield WV. Turkeys, white tail deer, and colorful song birds inhabit this bucolic river valley. The valley itself is very hilly, filled with steep sided ravines and curvy roads.
Romney West Virginia is a richly historic town, with many American Civil War sites to visit. It is a very friendly small town, with lovely main street.
National Bank, Romney 
Old Library Leaving Romney on RT.28 takes you to Springfield West Virginia through much beautiful landscape.  Old Bridge Piling In the Potomac River 
Old Log Cabin 
Round Bales In A Large Field Milleson’s Walnut Grove Campground is on an old farm that still has beef cattle on it and is right on the Potomac River. Here are some photos of the Potomac River, the farm buildings, and the campground. 
Looking Down River  Deep Reflection Cliff 
River Flowers 
Bucolic Farm Scene 
Honey Bee On Thistle 
Thistle And Hill Scene  The Silver Bullet at Walnut Grove Campground My stay at Milleson’s Walnut Grove Campground was very enjoyable. This is a Happy Camper campground, www.millesonscampground.com check it out. If you like beautiful scenery, historic towns, and riverside camping, you will like this place. Until next time, Your Pal, Grateful_Ned
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