Earl Ray Tomblin, clean
up on aisle West Virginia.
Slap a fine, repeat.
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I lived in West Virginia for two years. A beautiful, wild place. A land with ancient Appalachian culture, tremendous people, resilient and molded apart. Married to this splendor and stuff, dirty coal and fracking frackers. It’s a tragic, dramatic study in contrasts, with the industry-side and the preservationists and, more often, towns, now the capital, fighting the ongoing destruction of their resources, as was the case with Dunkard’s Creek a few years back. The companies poison the well, receive a fine, and continue march to oblivion.
Fifty State Banana 