Tucked away in the gentle folds of Taylor County’s hills, Grafton, West Virginia stands as living proof that contentment doesn’t come with a hefty price tag attached—just a population of about 5,000 ...
The area’s unique loess soil – fine, windblown silt deposited during the Ice Age – has created a landscape of steep bluffs and deep ravines that support plant species found nowhere else in the state.
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