West Virginia late October '13

[Kentuckian]

Beech Fork State Park
We had the park mostly to ourselves except for the deer wandering around our camper throughout the morning and evening. Nice campground!

[Kentuckian]

One of seven or eight morning visitors...

[Kentuckian]

The New river bridge in morning fog. Fourth longest single pan arch bridge in the world.

[Kentuckian]

Babcock State Park grist mill.

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Watogo State Park campground. Camping on the bank of the Greenbrier river.

[Kentuckian]

The Greenbrier river... 20 feet from our campsite in the last photo.

[Keystone]

Looks like a great trip, and perfect timing for the fall colors. Congrats on the anti-sway upgrade, and on the successful shake-down cruise that proves your B190 is even better than stock.

Keystone

[Kentuckian]

Last photo. We parked the B190 in Elkins and rode the New Tygart Flyer scenic train up the Cheat river valley. The train stopped here at the high falls of the Cheat River to let passengers out to sight see before the return trip to Elkins. WV has some beautiful places to see! We picked up our B190 a year ago and have been refurbishing it. This was our longest outing yet. Wow the B190 is just too much fun! Everything just worked super. Can't wait to get back out

I did notice that our kitchen seemed really large when we got back home after a week in the B190!