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Wife, mother, grandmother, small business owner, bison farmer, and Congresswoman for West Virginia's 1st District. Cutting the Bull Out of Politics. #MAGA
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A Trip to Pine For

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By Carol Miller
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Our last backpacking trip in California’s Sierra Nevada Mountains 40 years ago was an unsuccessful attempt to summit Mount Whitney, the highest mountain in the continental U.S. Time and altitude sickness defeated us. When our son Chet and his wife Chelsea invited us to meet them for a backpacking trip in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, we were delighted to be returning to the mountains we have pined for. We agreed to meet partway. We drove fourteen hours, and they drove three.
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Turtle Twosome Goes Backpacking

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By Carol Miller
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Let’s practice backpacking on the Rogue River Trail before we go backpacking in the Sierra Nevada Mountains,” Kyle suggested. Huh, how do you practice backpacking? Hmmm, the Rogue has bears, rattlesnakes, and poison oak, so it would be an upgrade from just bears and rattlesnakes in the high Sierras. Sure, let’s do it. After all, we have our Air-Life subscription paid up. Backpacking requires meticulous preparation.
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R. Fred Lewis, Florida Supreme Court justice and champion for disadvantaged, has died

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By Carol Miller
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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... R. Fred Lewis, one of the last liberal lions of the Florida Supreme Court, whose youth as a coal miner’s son and devotion to a daughter born with severe disabilities engendered an abiding concern for the unpowerful and unprotected, died on Tuesday, May 26. He was 78. Lewis was appointed by then-Gov. Lawton Chiles in 1998 and served as chief justice from 2006 to 2008.
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