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for WNC Magazine Vol. 2 Issue 4, June 2008
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The demands of early pioneer life in the Blue Ridge Mountains shaped North Carolina's Plott hound, a loyal hunting companion with the ability to track, corner, or tree an animal ten times its size.
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23742
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Following the Revolutionary War, a group of far western North Carolina counties attempted to create their own State of Franklin. It had its own governor, legislature, and state capitol but failed to survive statehood.
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23743
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Brevard is the perfect pit stop for visiting restaurants and hiking gear stores before going to mountain trails in nearby Pisgah Forest.
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23744
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Hayes Hitchens is a North Carolina resident who undertook the rebirth of legendary Camp Sequoyah near Weaverville.
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23745
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The authors introduce important residents of Western North Carolina who hold fascinating jobs, such as trail clearers, tour guides, rock climbing instructors, and dog hikers.
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23746
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This article present various species of plants and animals that are endangered in Western North Carolina as a result of climate change, loss of habitat, and other human factors.
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23747
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There are a variety of outdoor activities for taking advantage of nature in Western North Carolina.
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