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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Exurban housing developments and the I-81 corridor give the Eastern Panhandle some life, but Martinsburg is still a dump. The rest of West Virginia is an economic dead zone with a ton of challenges (e.g., high poverty, high addiction rates) and a lot of long-term environmental damage. I would never live or buy property there. [/quote] Have you ever been there? I own a house in Canaan Valley and the scenery from 81 to my house is beautiful. People are much nicer than in DC as well. Too bad I can’t move there full time, but it’s a great escape. [/quote] +1. I have a second home in Canaan valley, too. It’s amazing. I just wish I could spend even more time there. No one has ever talked about politics to me. There are plenty of restaurants and stores in Davis and Thomas. And there is a medical center. People on this thread generally just don’t know what they’re talking about.[/quote] Oh honey, there are not plenty of stores and restaurants in Davis. Beautiful scenery, but it’s an economic wasteland. Boy gonna get any better either as real estate is crashing by the day there. [/quote]
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