
What's neat about this high point is that there is a herd of about 200 wild ponies roaming the range. You can feed them straight from your hand. Mat was lucky enough to see them.

We also stopped to see the New River Gorge Bridge. On bridge day, which is held on the third Saturday in October, more than 450 BASE jumpers from 10+ countries and 40+ US states will leap from the bridge, hundreds of rappellers will descend on fixed ropes, and up to 200,000 spectators attend.
Here are a few facts about the bridge
Longest steel arch bridge in the Western Hemisphere with a 1,700’ span
Second highest bridge in the United States at 876’
The bridge length is 3,030’
I always wanted to see this festival, but never had the chance.


2 comments:
Cohen: "Awww, that pony is drinking her mom's milk!" What a great shot!
such cool pictures. especially of that bridge. oh, and the pics of the kids are beauties, too!
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