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| | West Virginia Grist Mill Autumn  In the old days there were many grist mills throughout West Virginia. The grist mill at Babcock state park, West Virginia is a type of tribute to all of the grist mills, which used to thrive in the old days. Unlike many grist mill landmarks, this one actually grinds and it is possible for park visitors to actually purchase cornmeal as well as buckwheat.
Key Terms: Autumn, Babcock State Park, Grist Mill, old days, West Virginia,
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Hi, oh my gosh, the photo of the old mill and stream falls is the most beautiful photo I’ve ever seen! Thank you for posting it! Would I be out of place if I asked what camera, lens and settings you used for this pic. I just bought a new Canon 5D MKlll and will be headed out to the North Carolina Mountains and woul love to try some scenery with your advice. I know situations are different but that would give me a great starting place.
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