West Virginia Man Refuses GPS, Takes Family on Three-Hour Shortcut Through Roads Not Recognized by State
Local father insists he knows a faster way despite mounting evidence that he does not.
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How far is just down the road? Why is that old vehicle still good? Find Appalachian expressions, local directions and familiar habits examined with the highly questionable reporting they deserve.

Local father insists he knows a faster way despite mounting evidence that he does not.
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An investigation finds the familiar unit of distance can range from two driveways to forty-seven mountain miles.
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A translation guide for ‘might could,’ ‘over yonder’ and eighteen other expressions that are already perfectly clear.
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Local man says additional donations and six more people in Section 128 would have prevented Arizona from scoring 52 points.
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A practical inspection guide for vehicles, appliances and lumber that may become useful immediately after somebody hauls them away.
Read full story →The destination is three miles away. The explanation begins in 1987.
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Turn left where the store used to be, continue past a barn that is no longer red and stop if you reach somebody’s cousin.
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The vehicle has no title, three tires and a tree growing through the passenger floorboard. He insists it is not junk because he “might need something off it.”
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