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Funny, 2 weeks ago when I drove my daughter back to college, I stopped and ate at "Bombshells BBQ" which is less than a mile from your abode above. Bombshells BBQ not only has food, but has a very large gun store attached.

By the way, that house has a cave for a garage. I guess in 1935 they had no garage, so this was the best they could do later:



I doubt there is a tunnel to the main house, so you have to park and walk a ways down the sidewalk and up some long steep steps to get to the front door.

I was wondering when we were going to start talking about the current housing bubble.

If West Virginia finally does get rid of it's income tax, it will soon become a prime retirement destination.

Booger says

If West Virginia finally does get rid of it's income tax, it will soon become a prime retirement destination.

I am considering WVa. WVa has many beautiful towns and scenic areas, but also lots of ugly industrial looking towns sandwiched between a mountain and a river. In some areas, you cannot get cel phone coverage because broadcasts are prohibited as they would interfere with local radio telescopes.

HeadSet says

By the way, that house has a cave for a garage.

Grassy top of garage-cave would need to be well lit, possibly mined.

Looks like a pleasant little town, too.